Guardiola pledges loyalty to Man City as punishment looms over financial rule breach scandal
MANCHESTER, Oct 1 — Former Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola threw his weight behind the club on Wednesday aft...
Former Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has pledged his unwavering support for the club amid a financial rule breach scandal that threatens their future in the Premier League. The Abu Dhabi-backed club was found guilty of over 100 breaches of financial rules over nearly a decade, with the independent commission describing it as "the most significant in Premier League history".
The likely punishment includes points deductions, fines or even expulsion from the top division, although the specific outcome remains uncertain. City, who deny any wrongdoing and have until Friday to appeal, have vowed to appeal the decision. Manchester City's former chairman David Bernstein said that if the appeal fails, the club could be stripped of their titles and potentially relegated.
The scandal has left the club's future in doubt, with speculation suggesting they could be expelled from the Premier League.
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