LONDON (Reuters) - Rebel soccer clubs that joined a breakaway European Super League are facing break-up fees for ditching a binding agreement that threatened to overturn the hierarchy of the world's most popular sport, two sources told Reuters.
The controversial project has yet to be called off despite most clubs deciding to walk away amid intense criticism from fans and politicians.
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