According to The Sun, six English clubs have been warned by other Premier League sides to leave the Super League, Newspremises reports.
The Clubs include: Chelsea, Manchester City, Manchester United , Arsenal and Liverpool.
Four of these clubs stand the chance of being removed from the Champions League, while the other two stand the chance of being removed from the Europe an League entering its semi final stages.
A meeting was recently held by 14 other Premier League clubs shortly after the proposed Super League was announced and knowing the Big Six had joined the association.
The supposed gathering concluded that the six English clubs should all leave the league at the end of the season.
Disciplinary charges were also being discussed as any of the teams who fail to comply with decision of quitting ESL will not be granted permission to join the £4.6billion scheme.
Such clubs can also be expelled from the English topflight division if three-quarter of the 20 Premier League clubs vote against them.
Aston Villa, Crystal Palace and Leeds United owners have also spoken against the Super League claiming it kill dreams of players and fans as well as creating a gap between the elite and the poor clubs.
UEFA are looking wielding the axe against the four English side remaining in the elite competition as soon as Friday, April 21, 2021.
Real Madrid, Barcelona, Atletico Madrid, AC Milan, Juventus and Inter Milan are the other six teams who have joined the ESL, four more clubs are expected to add up to the numbers in the coming days.
