The British withdraw from the European Super League: we made a mistake, we apologize

Premier League clubs, which are expected to take part in the European Super League, took a step back.

Manchester City was the first club to officially announce its departure from the European Super League. In a statement made on the official website, the British team stated that they have put into effect the necessary procedures.

Following Manchester City, Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester United, Chelsea and Tottenham have also announced that they have withdrawn from the European Super League.

Arsenal's separation statement was the most striking.

"We made a mistake. We apologize."

Resigning at Manchester United

Ed Woodward, the head of the Red Devils, resigned from his post. According to Goal's information, Woodward's resignation is not related to participation in the European Super League and will remain in office until the end of 2021.

Woodward was one of the key supporters of the Europa Super League, along with Manchester United owner Joel Glazer.

Joint statement from Liverpool players

Another of the founding clubs of the European Super League, Liverpool, the players of the English team issued a joint statement, emphasizing that they are against the European Super League.

"We didn't like the European Super League and we don't want it to happen. This is our common view. Our commitment to this club and its supporters is unquestioned and unconditional.

"You will never walk alone ..."