🗞️ England's papers are embarrassed by Manchester City
Wednesday’s press splits its front pages between two historic teams: the Spanish national team and a Manchester City that looks set to be stained for life by the charges brought against it by the Pr...
On Wednesday, England's newspapers found themselves divided as they covered two historic teams: the Spanish national team and Manchester City, a club facing severe charges from the Premier League. Spanish papers summed up the situation with varying headlines, with AS calling it "This one's for you," Marca with "The owners of the ball," Sport with "You're the best!" and Mundo Deportivo with "Killer Lamine."
The press seemed to rally around the Manchester City players, with Estadio Deportivo displaying the phrase "Kings of the world" alongside the tifo from their national team's match at the Sánchez-Pizjuán stadium. The controversy surrounding Manchester City reached global proportions, with The Mirror labeling the situation "Shameless" and the Daily Star accusing them of being "SHAMpions."
The Premier League has deemed 115 breaches proven, along with sham contracts with commercial partners, amounting to nearly £900 million in losses. The press is now focusing on the shame and disgrace surrounding Manchester City, with some speculating that the club may face title stripping and relegation.
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