The company set up to explore the possibility of creating a European Super League has made contact with 50 clubs from 12 different countries as it refuses to give up on the prospect of a new competition, according to a report in France.
That is despite a court ruling last month that effectively gave UEFA the power to ban any club or players attempting to join a breakaway competition.
The European Court of Justice delivered a significant blow to the prospect of a Super League being created on December 15 by providing an initial non-binding judgment that the current rules applied by FIFA and UEFA are compatible with EU competition law.
