According to Spain's Radio Serre, the Swiss Federal Court has informed UEFA and FIFA that penalties cannot be imposed on UEFA Super League clubs.
Previously, the court in Madrid, Spain, has ruled that UEFA and FIFA cannot punish European Super League clubs, after which the Madrid court submitted the relevant ruling to the Court of Justice of the European Union, and now the Swiss Federal Court of Justice has also made relevant provisions for UEFA and FIFA.
It is reported that the court in Madrid is also consulting the Court of Justice of the European Union whether UEFA and FIFA are suspected of monopoly, and if these two institutions are confirmed to have monopolies, the situation will be very favorable to European Super League clubs.
Just on 25 May, UEFA announced a disciplinary investigation into Real Madrid, Barca and Juventus, three clubs that remain in the European Premier League.
It must be seen whether, after receiving the notice from the Swiss Federal Court, UEFA will withdraw the disciplinary investigation against The Emperor Savin, or continue to investigate and punish the three giants.
According to Italian media reports, UEFA will announce the punishment results of Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus in the near future, and the three teams may be banned from participating in next season's Champions League, but it is more likely to be fined.