Official: Inter withdraw from the Super League

Inter have confirmed that they have withdrawn from the European Super League, becoming the first Italian club and the seventh overall to withdraw from this proposed competition. The black club announced on its website that it will no longer be part of the Super League and that it is committed to providing its fans with the best experience.

"FC Internazionale Milan confirms that the club is no longer part of the project for the European Super League", it is said in the announcement of Inter. "We are always committed to giving the fans the best experience in football; "Innovation and inclusion have always been part of our DNA since its inception," the statement said. Meanwhile, the founder of the Superleague and the president of Juventus, Andrea Agnelli, has admitted that the European Superleague, which aimed to replace the Champions League as the main European competition for clubs, has finally failed. Asked if their project was still likely to be implemented after the departures, Agnelli told Reuters: "To be honest with you, no, it will not happen in the end." Before Inter, six English clubs withdrew late on Tuesday, Manchester City, Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool, Arsenal and Tottenham withdrew. Of the 12 founding clubs in the league, only Real Madrid, Barcelona, ​​Atletico Madrid, Juventus and Milan remain on the list.