European Super League: Players who could be banned from Euro 2020
The HinduTwelve of Europe's top football clubs have announced the formation of a breakaway Super League. UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin reiterated on Monday that clubs and players involved in the proposed breakaway Super League could be banned "as soon as possible" from all of its competitions and the World Cup. Here's a list of players in Super League clubs who could be banned from the upcoming 2021 European Championships, popularly known as Euro 2020, which was postponed by a year due to the coronavirus. - MANCHESTER CITY - Ruben Dias ; Aymeric Laporte ; Nathan Ake ; John Stones ; Eric Garcia ; Benjamin Mendy ; Oleksandr Zinchenko ; Joao Cancelo ; Kyle Walker ; Rodri ; Phil Foden ; Ilkay Gundogan ; Kevin de Bruyne ; Bernardo Silva ; Raheem Sterling ; Ferran Torres. - MANCHESTER UNITED - David de Gea ; Dean Henderson ; Harry Maguire ; Victor Lindelof ; Luke Shaw ; Paul Pogba ; Donny van de Beek ; Scott McTominay ; Bruno Fernandes ; Marcus Rashford ; Daniel James ; Mason Greenwood ; Anthony Martial.