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The 12 founding members of the European Super League (ESL) – including the "big six" English clubs – have resigned 🌈 from the European Club Association (ECA).

The ECA is the body which represents all professional clubs in Uefa, and the only 🌈 one Uefa recognises.

It has said it is "strongly opposed" to the new league, and held an emergency meeting on Sunday 🌈 after news of its creation broke.

Representatives from the Super League clubs did not attend.

This includes Juventus chairman Andrea Agnelli, who 🌈 was chairman of the ECA but has resigned from his position.

What is the ECA?

The ECA was formed in 2008 to 🌈 replace the G-14, which comprised only a small number of elite clubs and was not recognised by Uefa.

Its mission statement 🌈 is "to create a new, more democratic governance model that truly reflects the key role of the clubs".

The association has 🌈 232 member clubs, with at least one from each of Uefa's 54 national associations.

It gives clubs greater influence in decision-making 🌈 at Uefa, with ECA representatives from the executive board are sitting on the Uefa Executive Committee, Uefa Club Competitions Committee, 🌈 Uefa Professional Football Strategy Council and the Uefa Women's Football Committee.

ESL founding members England ArsenalChelseaLiverpoolManchester CityManchester United

Tottenham Italy AC MilanInter 🌈 Milan

Juventus Spain Atletico MadridBarcelona

Real Madrid "It is anticipated that a further three clubs will join ahead of the inaugural season," 🌈 the league said.

Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain have so far insisted they have not signed up.

Response to ESL

The ECA released 🌈 the following statement on Sunday: "In light of today's reports on the subject of a so-called breakaway league, ECA as 🌈 the body representing 246 leading clubs across Europe, reiterates its stated commitment to working on developing the Uefa club competitions 🌈 (UCCs) model with UEFA for the cycle beginning 2024 and that a 'closed super league model' to which media articles 🌈 refer would be strongly opposed by ECA.

"ECA would refer to the position adopted by its executive board at its meeting 🌈 last Friday 16 April, namely that it supports a commitment to work with Uefa on a renewed structure for European 🌈 club football as a whole post-2024.

"With ECA's support, Uefa's executive committee is being asked to endorse these commitments at its 🌈 meeting on 19 April along with pursuing efforts to reach an agreement on the future relationship between ECA and Uefa.

"The 🌈 ECA executive board will be convening over the coming days to take appropriate decisions in light of any further developments."

How 🌈 will the ESL work?

There will be 20 teams in the competition, the 15 founding members and five others, who will 🌈 qualify annually based on their domestic achievements.

It is planned to start in August with two groups of 10, with home 🌈 and away fixtures played midweek.

The top three in each group would qualify for the quarter-finals, with the fourth and fifth-placed 🌈 teams competing in playoffs for the final spots.

The knockout stages would be played over two legs, with the final a 🌈 single fixture at a neutral venue, played in May.

"As soon as practicable after the start of the men's competition, a 🌈 corresponding women's league will also be launched, helping to advance and develop the women's game," the league statement said.

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