Chelsea and Real Madrid’s champions league semi final may not be possible or go ahead due to

 Chelsea and Real Madrid’s champions league semi final may not be possible or go ahead due to

UEFA President Alexander Seferring revealed that next week's Champions League semi-final between Real Madrid and Chelsea may not become a punishment for their role in the European Super League.

Real Madrid and Chelsea are both part of the "shorse of dirt", and the 12 European giants announced their intention to participate in the spin-off race on Sunday night.

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However, strong protests by fans, players, managers and experts led to the collapse of the idea, and its founder, Juventus chairman Andrea Agnelli, admitted that the project was broken on Wednesday after all six Premier League clubs withdrew.

Real chief Florence Pérez refused to give up his pursuit of the Premier League, although the Premier League has collapsed. +4

Their first leg of the semi-finals is scheduled to be held in the Spanish capital next Tuesday. +4

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Chelsea and Real Madrid's Champions League semi-finals may not become a punishment for their club's role in the European Super League.

Attention now turns to the punishments for the role of 12 clubs, including all the "six major" clubs in the Premier League, three Spanish clubs and three Italian clubs, in the program.

Three of the 12 people - Chelsea, Manchester City and Real Madrid - are still in the Champions League, while Arsenal and Manchester United are competing in the Europa League semi-finals.

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One of the options proposed is that those clubs that are still participating in UEFA flagship clubs may be disqualified, especially because Real Madrid has not officially withdrawn from the Premier League.

Severin has called the separatist group "snake", "arrogant" and "Grady" in recent days. He admitted that the semi-finals may not be held, but warned the broadcast deal to make it unlikely.

He said on the Slovenian 24UR television channel that the key is that the season has begun, so if we don't play in the semi-finals, the broadcaster will come to us to claim damages.