Manchester United, Arsenal and Tottenham have all quit the European Club Association after the English trio joined nine other clubs in creating a Super League.
On Sunday night, 12 European clubs stunned the football world by announcing a breakaway Super League that would replace their involvements in the UEFA Champions League.
United, Arsenal and Tottenham, along with fellow English sides Chelsea, Manchester City, Liverpool, were one of the dozen clubs who went against the ECA's desire not to pursue the breakaway league.
United CEO Ed Woodward has also reportedly quit his role on UEFA's Strategy Council
And United have now quit the organisation representing the 246 leading clubs across Europe, with chief executive Ed Woodward leaving his role on UEFA's Professional Football Strategy Council.