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Enrique Hopes City Avoid Sanctions as PSG Hit Etihad

Paris St-Germain boss Luis Enrique has said that he was surprised to learn Manchester City had been found guilty of breaching Premier League financial rules and hopes the club can avoid

Paris St-Germain manager Luis Enrique expressed surprise upon learning that Manchester City had been found guilty of breaching Premier League financial regulations. The Catalan club hopes that City can avoid facing sanctions. The two teams will face off in the Champions League later this evening, marking City's first home match since the guilty verdict was handed down.

During a press conference at Etihad Stadium, Enrique spoke about the matter, stating that while there is much discussion surrounding Manchester City and such matters are common with large clubs, the team needs to await the final decision. Enrique expressed his hope that everything works out well for Manchester City, acknowledging their incredible achievements on the pitch over recent years, as they have secured all the trophies they have won.

He emphasized that the club deserves those accolades and that Enrique personally loves watching their football. It is now up to the authorities to decide on the sanctions, and Enrique reiterated that the trophies won on the pitch remain on the pitch and that the players have earned them. While awaiting the final outcome, Enrique stressed that the club must wait for the authorities' decision or the judge's ruling.

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