Chelsea have released a statement that outlines their stance on the European Super League.
The Stamford Bridge club are one of the English clubs that initially joined the ESL in the spring of 2021.
However, their situation has not changed from when they pulled out of the competition in April of that year.
"The judgement issued today by the European Court of Justice does not change Chelsea FC's position," the statement from Chelsea read.
"We firmly believe that, by working with the Premier League, The FA, other European clubs through our strong relationship with the ECA, and with UEFA and FIFA, we can, together, continue to develop the European game for the benefit of everyone."
Other Premier League clubs, including both Manchester sides, Arsenal, Liverpool, and Tottenham have distanced themselves from the ESL.