UEFA president urges Premier League big six to quit the Super League

"There is still time to change your mind"

UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin has delivered a message directly aimed at the six Premier League clubs involved in the new breakaway Super League. Ceferin told the UEFA congress on Tuesday, per the Independent: “I would like to address the owners of some English clubs. “Gentleman, you made a huge mistake. Some will say it is greed, others disdain, arrogance, flippancy of England’s football culture. But it actually doesn’t matter. What matters is that there is still time to change your mind. "Everyone makes mistakes. English fans deserve to have you correct your mistake. They deserve respect.” https://twitter.com/RobHarris/status/1384437154051469314 His comments come the day after he launched an attack on the executives at Manchester United and Juventus, accusing them of being "snakes." UEFA has already been quick to condemn the proposals for a new tournament, that 12 of Europe's biggest clubs have signed up to. The organisation has made clear that any teams involved will be banned from any future UEFA competitions at both a club and international level, and is set to make a decision in the coming days regarding any punishments and disqualifications that may be handed out to clubs in this season's tournaments. Currently five of the clubs involved in the Super League proposals are set to play in the Champions League and Europa League semi finals. These are Manchester United and Arsenal in the Europa, and Real Madrid, Chelsea and Manchester City in the Champions League.