Italy brings in “anti-Super League” rule to ban breakaway clubs

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The Italian Football Federation (FIGC) on Monday added an “anti-Super League” clause to its regulations, meaning any club that attempts to break away in the future would be banned from national competitions.

Juventus player Paulo Dybala. (Photo: AAP)

Under the new rule, which was unanimously approved, any team participating in a privately run competition would be banned from ...

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