FC Barcelona has officially announced its withdrawal from the European Super League, thus aligning itself with UEFA.

FC Barcelona has decided to withdraw from the European Super League, an ambitious project aimed at competing with UEFA. The Catalan club notified the European Super League Company and the other teams involved in the project today. Barcelona's withdrawal comes at a time when the Super League is facing difficulties, with several teams already dropping out. Journalists from Marca emphasize the impact of this decision on the project, considering it a fatal blow to the initiative promoted by Florentino Perez, the president of Real Madrid. The Super League was designed to provide participating clubs with higher revenues and financial stability, but it faced opposition from UEFA, and now Barcelona is changing its direction, aligning itself with the European body.