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One of the biggest clubs in world football has been found guilty of breaking Premier League financial rules. Manchester City say they've done nothing wrong and …
One of the biggest clubs in world football has been found guilty of breaking Premier League financial rules. Manchester City say they've done nothing wrong and are preparing to appeal. But with the punishment still to come, the club is facing huge uncertainty. Could City lose points, be hit with massive fines, or even see trophies called into question? We break down what the verdict means and what could happen next.
Investigate 2019-2026 and throw them out. English and European football affected
@@HansOberlanderrImported1mo ago
What about the people who directed this? Manchester City didn't commit this fraud. ManCity is not a being. This fraud was perpetrated by people, managers, administrators, bean counters, lawyers and others. What about them? Will there be any punishment for them?
@@logiclustImported1mo ago
they should be relegated immediately nobody cares about the titles. that's all history.
@@The-witness-33Imported1mo ago
They won’t lose anything . They’ll appeal , remove certain amount , they’ll get deductions of points causing them lose this season title . It be like neutral win / loss as they pay the fines . Maybe ban on certain tournaments. Yet, City makes too much many to remove them compare to others
@@alexhphImported1mo ago
Stripping of titles should be the bare minimum of their punishment
One of the biggest clubs in world football has been found guilty of breaking Premier League financial rules. Manchester City say they've done nothing wrong and are preparing to appeal. But with the punishment still to come, the club is facing huge uncertainty. Could City lose points, be hit with massive fines, or even see trophies called into question? We break down what the verdict means and what could happen next.