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Joel Sanderson-Murray·9 June 2021
Premier League 'big six' to make payment over Super League plans
Premier League 'big six' to make payment over Super League plans | OneFootball
The Premier League have confirmed that the ‘big six’ clubs involved in the supposed breakaway European Super League will make a ‘goodwill payment’.
Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur will pay a combined fee of £22.5m.
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It has also been stated that the clubs will be fined £25m and a 30-point deduction if there is another attempt to join a breakaway league.
The six Premier League clubs in question attempted to form a new European competition to replace the Champions League alongside six other European clubs in April.
Within two days, the proposal had collapsed with nine of the members backing out, including all representatives from the Premier League.
Only Barcelona, Juventus and Real Madrid currently remain in support of the plan.
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