Real Madrid reportedly demands payment from six English clubs over failed Super League
According to multiple reports, Real Madrid is asking six English clubs to cover costs related to the failed Super League project, with some sources citing a demand of up to 80 million euros.
Real Madrid would be seeking compensation from six English clubs over the collapsed Super League project, according to several European media outlets.
Mundo Deportivo reports that the Spanish club is now asking these clubs for their share of the money related to the failed venture. L'Équipe indicates that Real Madrid wants to make the English clubs pay for their withdrawal from the Super League.
Metrópoles states that the club is charging the English clubs the amounts corresponding to their contributions to the attempt to implement the Super League in European football. TuttoMercatoWeb and Calcio e Finanza both mention expenses up to 80 million euros, a figure also cited by Foot Mercato, which notes that Real Madrid, a founding member, failed to convince the European clubs that had agreed to follow it in 2021.
So Foot and A Bola also report the demand, with the latter mentioning millions of euros.
