Juventus Backs Out of Super League, Rejoins European Club Association

Juventus has pulled out of the proposed Super League and rejoined the European Club Association (ECA), leaving Real Madrid and Barcelona as the only clubs advocating for the breakaway competition. The ECA, comprised of 600 teams, has staunchly opposed the Super League. Juventus' move comes after the plan faced significant backlash from fans.

In a significant move on Saturday, Juventus decided to rejoin the European Club Association (ECA), stepping back from its involvement in the controversial Super League proposal. The Italian club had been one of the key proponents, along with Real Madrid and Barcelona, of this breakaway competition.

Juventus' withdrawal leaves Real Madrid and Barcelona as the sole advocates for the Super League concept, which has faced stout opposition from the majority of Europe's elite clubs. The European Club Association, which represents 600 teams, has been a vocal opponent of the Super League.

The Super League idea has struggled to gain traction since its failed launch in 2021, which sparked widespread fan protests. Juventus' reentry into the ECA marks a critical blow to the breakaway league's future, though Madrid and Barcelona remain determined to press ahead with the plans.