Real Madrid and UEFA End Super League Dispute
Real Madrid and UEFA have officially moved to end the long-standing European Super League dispute, bringing closure to one of football’s most controversial chapters. The announcement on February 11, 2026 comes after years of legal battles, fan protests, and boardroom disagreements
The clubs and UEFA agreed on an “agreement of principles” focusing on the well-being of European football. This includes respect for sporting merit, club sustainability, and improving fan experiences. The agreement also sets the stage to resolve outstanding legal disputes linked to the Super League.
The Super League was first proposed in 2021 by several elite clubs seeking a new high-profile competition. It collapsed within days after strong opposition from fans, leagues, and national federations, leaving Real Madrid as the last active supporter. For years, the dispute escalated into court battles, including challenges against UEFA’s governance model
With this agreement, UEFA and Real Madrid signal a fresh start, emphasizing collaboration over conflict. The deal is expected to shape the future of European competitions, including the Champions League, while maintaining sporting integrity.
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