Real Madrid reportedly seeks $90 million from Premier League clubs
Spain's Real Madrid is said to be pursuing roughly $90 million from six English top-flight teams, reportedly tied to costs of the collapsed European Super League project from five years ago.
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What happened
Real Madrid is reportedly chasing a payment of about $90 million from six Premier League clubs. Liverpool, Arsenal and Manchester City are among the clubs named. The money is said to cover setup costs for the European Super League, which was launched and failed five years ago.
Coverage
- Real Madrid chases Liverpool over $90M payment as Premier League clubs targeted (Yahoo News)
- Explaining the ‘$90 Million Bill’ Real Madrid Have Handed Six Premier League Giants (si.com)
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