Ed Woodward RESIGNS from his role as Manchester United executive vice-chairman in wake of huge backlash to European Super League as Big Six scramble to pull out of breakaway league

Manchester United chief Ed Woodward has become the first victim of the collapsed European Super League after he dramatically left his job on Tuesday night.

Woodward was a key figure in the fiercely controversial plans for the new breakaway league, with his links to US investment bank JP Morgan helping to secure the £4.3billion in financing.

But after Manchester City and Chelsea’s shock decision to pull out of the ESL, the plans began to crumble and Woodward swiftly left the role he has held for eight years.

United talisman Bruno Fernandes was the first player representing a Super League club to speak out against the plot on Monday, saying 'dreams can't be bought' on.......More

I love the developed countries, they'd resign when what they believe is not supported.