Football fans' attention turns to Santiago Bernabéu Stadium on Tuesday evening, where Real Madrid meets Bayern Munich in the first leg of the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals, in a match considered the highlight of this stage given the two clubs' rich history in the tournament.

The match will carry greater dimensions related to the future of European football, following the announcement of an agreement between UEFA and the Super League to work together in the upcoming phase.

UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin is expected to be present in the main box alongside Real Madrid President Florentino Pérez, in a symbolic step reflecting the beginning of a new phase of cooperation within European football.

Also attending will be Spanish Football Federation President Rafael Louzan, who will head to Mexico after the match to attend the presentation of Spain's friendly match against Peru, scheduled to take place in Puebla on June 8.

This joint appearance represents the end of the tension that has prevailed in the relationship between the different parties in recent years, as all parties saw that issuing the agreement statement was not enough, and that it was necessary to send a public message to fans confirming that European football is now on a unified path away from previous conflicts.

It is expected that the VIP stands at the Bernabéu will witness the presence of several European club presidents, in a scene reflecting a shared desire to build a better future for continental competitions. Indicators suggest that the different parties are not talking about winners or losers, but about a collective desire to develop the current model of European tournaments.

Ceferin had hinted earlier during a UEFA conference at the possibility of attending a match at the Bernabéu, saying, 'Why not? I visit Paris, Milan, and Barcelona, and there's no problem,' which will indeed come true in this anticipated summit.

Paris Saint-Germain President Nasser Al-Khelaifi played an important role in bringing the parties closer in recent weeks, contributing to bringing everyone to the same table and seeking common solutions to end previous disputes and build a unified vision for the future of the game in Europe.