Manchester City found guilty? What we know; what could the punishment be?
The fallout begins as football and lawyers prepare for the next phase of 115 Premier League charges against Man City.
Rodri, now at Barcelona, has spoken out on the Manchester City verdict, defending the club's innocence. He believes the club is innocent until proven otherwise and expressed this view even before Spain’s Uefa Nations League meeting with England. The former City midfielder's stance aligns with previous experiences at Manchester City, where the club was found guilty in a previous financial fair play case, but ultimately acquitted.
Rodri emphasizes trust, past precedent, and the club's commitment to their work ethic, stating that their achievements, including eight trophies in the period covered by the Premier League case, cannot be stripped from them. The case's implications could be severe, but the appeal process will ultimately determine the true impact.
Premier League officials urge caution, urging people to wait for the independent commission's report before making judgments.
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