According to the confirmation of UEFA from UEFA in Spain, UEFA sent a letter to the three European Super League clubs of Real Madrid, Barca and Juve on Tuesday, informing them of their participation in next season's Champions League, which is only a standard procedure and has nothing to do with UEFA's previous suspension of disciplinary investigations against the three clubs.
"It was an administrative letter approving their application to compete. Because they have qualified to represent their national football association in the Champions League through their places in their national leagues," said UEFA sources.
Previously, the Madrid District Court had issued a ruling prohibiting UEFA from imposing sanctions on European Super League clubs, and the judgment had been communicated to the Court of Justice of the European Union. The case is awaiting a response from the Court of Justice of the European Union, while UEFA announced on June 9 that it was suspending disciplinary investigations against the three clubs.
(Editor: Yao Fan)
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