Man City, Chelsea to pull out of breakaway Super League: Reports
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The moves suggest the project to launch the controversial European Super League could be unravelling.
English football clubs Manchester City and Chelsea are set to quit a controversial European Super League in a crucial blow for the proposed new competition, according to several media reports. Chelsea and City were two of 12 leading European football clubs to sign up to the breakaway league on Sunday. Manchester City said in a statement on Tuesday it has “formally enacted the procedures to withdraw from the group developing plans for a European Super League”.
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