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Manchester City found guilty of the majority of Premier League financial charges
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- Manchester City CEO Ferran Soriano said the club will contest the verdict after being found predominantly guilty of Premier League charges, vowing to fight on[21][41]
- Soriano warned that the legal battle with the Premier League could take years to conclude, noting the case has already lasted eight years[44][45]
- Reports indicate Etihad Airways, Manchester City's main shirt sponsor, fully backs the club in its financial dispute with the Premier League[53]
- Manchester City is reportedly planning legal actions against five clubs and six sports personalities for damages if the findings are overturned on appeal[58]
- Analysts predict the club could face heavy sanctions if it fails to show remorse, emphasizing the need to win the appeal[40]
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[21] Triple R · @ravirrana ·
Manchester City CEO Ferran Soriano issued a defiant message to rival clubs after City was found guilty of a majority of Premier League financial charges, vowing to contest the verdict. #ManCity #PremierLeague #Footbal
Open on X[40] Vince™ · @blue_footy ·
The longer they challenge the Premier League, the greater the possibility of a heavy sanction befalling them. They have the right to defend themselves, but not showing remorse will only make it worse for them. They better win the appeal, or else it will end in premium tears for them.
Open on X[41] Ben Jacobs · @jacobsben ·
Manchester City CEO Ferran Soriano has told European executives here in Copenhagen that the club plan to fight on after being found predominantly guilty on the majority of their Premier League charges. Soriano voluntarily brought up the matter in an EFC board meeting. Sources say Soriano told the room full of executives the case will take "a lot more time". More shortly on @talkSPORT.
Open on X[44] Transfer News Live · @deadlinedaylive ·
🚨 Manchester City CEO Ferran Soriano has warned fellow club chiefs that the club’s legal battle with the Premier League could take YEARS to conclude. Soriano pointed out that it has already been eight years since the allegations were first made — and suggested there is still a long way to go before a final conclusion. (Source: Sky News)
Open on X[45] The Athletic | Football · @theathleticfc ·
Manchester City boss Ferran Soriano has told fellow football chiefs that his club’s fight with the Premier League over charges relating to breaches of financial regulations is far from over and he remains confident of victory. The 59-year-old Spaniard’s words of defiance came at the end of a European Football Clubs (EFC) board meeting in Copenhagen, where hundreds of club executives have gathered for the EFC’s general assembly on Tuesday. 📝 @mjshrimper 🔗 https://t.co/jQfubfH6Fv
Open on X[53] indykaila News · @indykaila ·
According to sources, Manchester City's main shirt sponsor and stadium naming rights partner Etihad Airways is fully behind the club in their financial dispute with the Premier League.
Open on X[58] Klay · @utdklay_ ·
🚨NEW: Manchester City are reportedly planning to initiate legal actions against 5 clubs and 6 sports personalities for damages should the findings against the club in the Premier League financial regulations case be overturned on appeal: 1. David Ornstein 2. Rui Pinto - The Hacker 3. Manchester United 4. Liverpool 5. Mikel Arteta (mole)…. hate
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