Liverpool have not changed their stance over the European Super League despite the company behind it appointing a new CEO to deliver the competition in 'two to three years'.
The Reds were one of 12 clubs to put their names to the ESL plot back in April of 2021 but stepped away from the idea alongside Arsenal, Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur, Inter Milan, AC Milan and Atletico Madrid after the proposals were roundly rejected by football fans, the wider football community, governments and football organisations.
Liverpool principal owner John W Henry recorded a video apology to Reds fans in the hours after the project collapsed and the club have since moved to create a Supporters Board in collaboration with the Spirit of Shankly supporters group and other Reds affiliated fan groups that will have to give consent for any such ESL plan in the future.
