The FIGC have made a condition for all participating clubs to submit written commitment against competing in competitions not recognized by FIFA, UEFA and the Italian federation.
Idman.biz reports with referring to Diario AS that Italian football is taking steps to safeguard its clubs from the Super League. On the eve of the ruling of the EU Court of Justice, the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) president Gabriele Gravina had threatened to employ very harsh measures for the clubs that participate in the proposed new competition, and today the FIGC took the first important step.
This condition will be essential for all Serie A clubs to obtain approval for the license for next season. In that sense, it is a true “anti-Super League clause”.
Clubs must present the commitment to the federation before 4 June 2024.
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