According to Joaquín Maroto from the newspaper AS, Italy has reversed its anti-Super League law. This is great news for Real Madrid and for Florentino Pérez, since the European competition project continues favorably. In other words, the Italian Football Federation (Federcalcio) has made a statement regarding last December's ruling of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) and withdraws all the measures that had been proposed in May 2021, by which it threatened all teams that participated in private competitions not recognized by UEFA with expulsion from Serie A.

We should note that the RFEF in Spain did not issue any laws that prohibited participation in the Super League. While in England, which left the scope of the European Union, they did threaten their clubs, although the CJEU ruling is clear: "UEFA does not have the legal capacity to block the new competition, so the Super League could include English clubs, who, in the first instance, also signed the project contract, which is still in force", as explained by AS. These teams are  Manchester City, Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool, Tottenham and Arsenal, which could reactivate their participation along with the rest of the members, which include Real Madrid.

The Super League will finally move forward. This news from Italy is very positive, and it will impact all the clubs in Europe, so we only have to wait until the rest of the federations accept the conditions.

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