Manchester City has vowed to keep fighting after being found guilty of breaching Premier League financial regulations.
Chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak says the club remains determined to clear its name and will continue challenging the findings through the legal process.
The Premier League brought 115 charges against Manchester City over alleged breaches of its financial rules.
The allegations cover several areas, including financial reporting, sponsorship revenue, player and manager remuneration, and the club’s compliance with Premier League rules.
City has consistently denied wrongdoing and contested the allegations throughout the long-running case.
The dispute has attracted significant attention because of the potential sanctions the club could face if the findings result in further punishment.
Despite the latest development, Al Mubarak says City’s resolve has not changed.
He says the club remains confident it can establish its innocence as it continues to pursue its position through the legal process.
The case is one of the most significant financial-rule disputes in Premier League history.
Its eventual outcome could determine the next stage of the long-running controversy surrounding the reigning English champions.
Chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak says the club remains determined to clear its name and will continue challenging the findings through the legal process.
The Premier League brought 115 charges against Manchester City over alleged breaches of its financial rules.
The allegations cover several areas, including financial reporting, sponsorship revenue, player and manager remuneration, and the club’s compliance with Premier League rules.
City has consistently denied wrongdoing and contested the allegations throughout the long-running case.
The dispute has attracted significant attention because of the potential sanctions the club could face if the findings result in further punishment.
Despite the latest development, Al Mubarak says City’s resolve has not changed.
He says the club remains confident it can establish its innocence as it continues to pursue its position through the legal process.
The case is one of the most significant financial-rule disputes in Premier League history.
Its eventual outcome could determine the next stage of the long-running controversy surrounding the reigning English champions.
