UEFA, in collaboration with the European Club Association and the Spanish club Real Madrid, announced that they have reached a preliminary agreement aimed at enhancing the interests of European club football. The focus is on respecting the principle of sporting merit, ensuring the long-term financial sustainability of clubs, and improving the fan experience through modern technology.

This agreement came after several months of intensive talks aimed at protecting the interests of European football and ensuring the stability of the competitions, affirming the parties' commitment to establishing a sustainable framework that balances the sporting performance and financial aspects of the clubs.

This agreement is also considered an important step in resolving legal disputes related to the European Super League project, as the preliminary agreement will be implemented fully to settle all disagreements among the three parties. This reflects their desire to establish clear foundations for the stability and development of the European football system for the benefit of clubs and fans.

This move represents a shared commitment towards sustainability, efficiency, and financial stability in European football, away from any crises that might threaten the traditional tournament system. It comes after FC Barcelona's withdrawal from the European Super League project, as recently announced by its president, Joan Laporta.