Some details of the European Super League contracts have been leaked online
It reveals that those clubs who have pulled out face a £130million break-up fee
Teams would also be able to broadcast some of their matches themselves
Real Madrid and Barcelona were to be paid an extra £52m more than their rivals
It comes after UEFA announced the 12 clubs would not face sporting punishment
Manchester United have added security after fans stormed their training base
Boris Johnson has insisted he didn t know about the Super League until Sunday
Super League backers JP Morgan have pulled their £3.5bn of financial support
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JP Morgan sustainability rating downgraded after funding Super League
JP Morgan s sustainability rating has been downgraded from adequate to non-compliant .
Sustainability ratings company Standard Ethics has downgraded JP Morgan’s rating after it was revealed to have funded the failed and controversial European Super League.
Standard Ethics said it judged JP Morgan’s involvement in the project to be “contrary to sustainability best practices”, and as a result downgraded its corporate rating from “adequate” to “non-compliant”.
The European Super League, announced on Sunday, sparked anger among fans, rival clubs, other leagues and even politicians, who accused club owners of putting the game at risk in pursuit of profit.
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