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Il Premier League ha dichiarato colpevole il Manchester City per oltre £900 milioni di contratti “sham” e violazioni finanziarie
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- Il Premier League ha confermato che il Manchester City ha usato contratti commerciali falsi per gonfiare i ricavi e sottostimare i costi di più di £900 milioni, coprendo nove stagioni dal 2009‑10 al 2017‑18[1][19][58][61][63]
- La decisione include tutti i 115 (o 114) addebiti finanziari contro il club, con la maggior parte delle accuse confermate come colpevoli[1][15][59][60][62]
- Il club ha rilasciato una dichiarazione di sorpresa e ha dichiarato la propria innocenza, promettendo di fare appello contro il verdetto[54][56][57]
- Diverse fonti (es. @news4buffalo, @trading_alerts_) hanno definito lo scandalo il più grande nella storia del Premier League, sottolineando l'impatto potenziale su titoli e sanzioni future[2][15][40]
- Alcuni commentatori (es. @charles_watts, @markgoldbridge) prevedono sanzioni severe, inclusi possibili divieti europei o multe di £100 milioni, se l'appello fallirà[40][50][51]
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[1] Nick. K · @nick_kapx ·
The Premier League confirming City's guilt with details of all those contracts and over £900m in inaccuracies is unbelievable. This isn't just reports anymore. The scale of what was found is absolutely massive and the sanctions should be huge. I still cannot believe this.
Apri su X[2] News 4 Buffalo · @news4buffalo ·
Manchester City has been found guilty of arranging “sham” contracts as part of a slew of financial breaches that helped it dominate English soccer in what’s become the biggest scandal in Premier League history. https://t.co/ga44rWA8GW
Apri su X[15] 🚨 Trading Alerts ® · @trading_alerts_ ·
Man City guilty of almost all the 115 financial charges, Premier League says in explosive verdict - AP News https://t.co/0LsiSC6fcp
Apri su X[19] Prince Verma · @princeprojectx ·
🚨 FOOTBALL BOMBSHELL: The Premier League has found Manchester City guilty of using what it described as “sham” commercial contracts in schemes that allegedly inflated revenue and understated costs by more than £900 million. The case could have major implications for one of football's biggest clubs and reignite debate over financial regulation in elite football. ⚽ #ManchesterCity #PremierLeague #Football
Apri su X[40] Charles Watts · @charles_watts ·
Talk of one relegation, a £100m fine, European bans. It’s just nowhere near enough. This is the biggest scandal the Premier League has ever seen. We’ve all spent 15 odd years watching and spending money on a sham every week. Honestly, not one single trophy they’ve won should be allowed to stand.
Apri su X[50] Mark Goldbridge · @markgoldbridge ·
So the Premier League announce City are guilty on all financial breach charges with nearly a billion put through the club wrongly. City come out and say they have evidence they are innocent. Whatever happens from here City aren't ever shaking these allegations.
Apri su X[51] Mark Ogden · @markogden_ ·
The wording of the PL statement is so brutal that if City fail to win their appeal, the sanctions will be enormous
Apri su X[54] City Xtra · @city_xtra ·
BREAKING: Manchester City statement. ⤵️ Manchester City FC is both disappointed and surprised by the opinion of the Premier League Commission, that has been published today. The Club is innocent of the accusations made by the Premier League and a comprehensive body of irrefutable evidence exists in support of all of its positions, relating to this case. The Club will therefore be relentless, and where necessary proactive, in any and all appropriate regulatory and legal forums. The Premier League process remains ongoing, with significant elements uncompleted. Manchester City FC will now pursue the appeal avenues open to it, on the basis that the opinion contains clear material errors, of law, principle and fact, and is unsafe. The Club has diligently respected due process for eight years on the basis that the Premier League Board and Executive would behave as an independent, impartial and fair-minded regulator, free from partisan influence. The Club is obviously restricted in what it can say further until all future proceedings are complete.
Apri su X[56] Manchester City · @mancity ·
Club statement. 🔗 https://t.co/yrJ8Z0A52Y
Apri su X[57] george · @stokeyyg2 ·
Ornstein seeing that Premier League statement tweet hit the timeline
Apri su X[58] City Xtra · @city_xtra ·
BREAKING: The independent Commission found that Manchester City arranged ‘sham’ commercial deals with a number of its sponsors during the period, which were part of a disguised funding scheme, whereby those companies were only required to pay a portion of the relevant sponsorship fees. The remainder was funded by Abu Dhabi United Group Investment & Development Ltd (ADUG), which owned the club. As part of the scheme, further ‘sham’ arrangements, funded by ADUG, were entered into to enable the club to record lower operating expenses than it actually incurred, as well as a ‘sham’ circular arrangement with Fordham, an entity that purchased the club’s players’ image rights, that was funded by ADUG. The purpose of these schemes was found to have been to artificially inflate the club’s revenues, and reduce its costs, by more than £900 million during the affected period, to appear to comply with financial rules. The consequence of this, as the Commission found, was that the club filed misstated accounts and concealed the true state of its finances from its auditors and football regulators. The Commission concluded that ‘by its conduct the club clearly intended to circumvent the PL Rules‘. As a result, Manchester City failed to accurately report its income and expenditure for the purposes of the Premier League’s Profitability and Sustainability Rules and UEFA’s Club Licensing and Financial Fair Play Rules. The Commission found that, had all of the relevant agreements been reported accurately in the club’s accounts, it would have been in breach of both the League’s and UEFA’s spending limits by a very substantial amount. Now confirmed by a Premier League statement.
Apri su X[59] utdreport · @utdreport ·
Official: The Premier League have confirmed that an independent Commission has found Man City guilty of all charges related to serious breaches of the Premier League’s financial rules. This occurred over a nine-season period, and the majority of charges in relation to its failure to co-operate with the League’s investigation.
Apri su X[60] Melissa Reddy · @melissareddy_ ·
OFFICIAL: An independent Commission has found Manchester City FC guilty of all charges related to serious breaches of the Premier League’s financial rules over a nine-season period, and the majority of charges in relation to its failure to co-operate with the League’s investigation. The independent Commission found that between Seasons 2009/10 and 2017/18: - Manchester City arranged ‘sham’ contracts (which misrepresented the true agreement between the parties) with a number of its commercial partners, as well as relying on ‘sham’ agreements with others, to artificially inflate the club’s revenues and reduce its costs - The club filed misstated accounts and concealed the true state of its finances from its auditors and football regulators - Manchester City was significantly in breach of both the Premier League’s and UEFA’s spending limits - During the Premier League’s investigation, Manchester City committed multiple breaches of its duties of co-operation and utmost good faith towards the League (three of the four alleged breaches were upheld)
Apri su X[61] Sam C · @samc_reports ·
🚨 BREAKING: An independent commission has found Manchester City guilty of serious breaches of Premier League financial rules over nine seasons. It found the club used “sham” deals to inflate revenue and reduce costs by more than £900m. A separate hearing will decide the punishment. City have until Friday to appeal.
Apri su X[62] Mike Keegan · @mikekeegan_dm ·
🚨BREAKING PL statement: says Manchester City 'guilty of all charges related to serious breaches of the Premier League’s financial rules over a nine-season period, and the majority of charges in relation to its failure to co-operate with the League’s investigation'.
Apri su X[63] Ben Jacobs · @jacobsben ·
BREAKING: The Premier League confirm an independent Commission has found Manchester City guilty of all charges related to serious breaches of the Premier League’s financial rules over a nine-season period, and the majority of charges in relation to its failure to co-operate with the League’s investigation. The independent Commission found that between Seasons 2009/10 and 2017/18: "Manchester City arranged ‘sham’ contracts (which misrepresented the true agreement between the parties) with a number of its commercial partners, as well as relying on ‘sham’ agreements with others, to artificially inflate the club’s revenues and reduce its costs. "The club filed misstated accounts and concealed the true state of its finances from its auditors and football regulators. "Manchester City was significantly in breach of both the Premier League’s and UEFA’s spending limits. "During the Premier League’s investigation, Manchester City committed multiple breaches of its duties of co-operation and utmost good faith towards the League (three of the four alleged breaches were upheld). "The independent Commission found that Manchester City arranged ‘sham’ commercial deals with a number of its sponsors during the period, which were part of a disguised funding scheme, whereby those companies were only required to pay a portion of the relevant sponsorship fees. The remainder was funded by Abu Dhabi United Group Investment & Development Ltd (ADUG), which owned the club. As part of the scheme, further ‘sham’ arrangements, funded by ADUG, were entered into to enable the club to record lower operating expenses than it actually incurred, as well as a ‘sham’ circular arrangement with Fordham, an entity that purchased the club’s players’ image rights, that was funded by ADUG." The EPL add: "The purpose of these schemes was found to have been to artificially inflate the club’s revenues, and reduce its costs, by more than £900 million during the affected period, to appear to comply with financial rules. The consequence of this, as the Commission found, was that the club filed misstated accounts and concealed the true state of its finances from its auditors and football regulators. The Commission concluded that ‘by its conduct the club clearly intended to circumvent the PL Rules. "As a result, Manchester City failed to accurately report its income and expenditure for the purposes of the Premier League’s Profitability and Sustainability Rules and UEFA’s Club Licensing and Financial Fair Play Rules. The Commission found that, had all of the relevant agreements been reported accurately in the club’s accounts, it would have been in breach of both the League’s and UEFA’s spending limits by a very substantial amount. "In addition, during the course of the four-year investigation conducted by the Premier League, the club committed multiple breaches of its duties of co-operation and utmost good faith towards the League. The Commission concluded that the club had ‘made concerted efforts to stop and frustrate the PL investigation." Richard Masters: “The core decision establishes the facts of what happened at Manchester City during this period. It details how the club systematically broke Premier League Rules for nearly a decade. “It also vindicates the Premier League’s decision to pursue this case against Manchester City. While the process to date has been both long and difficult, the League has remained determined that the facts be established independently. “It is a key responsibility of the Premier League to ensure that the Rules, approved by the clubs themselves, are upheld to protect the integrity of the competition. It is paramount that the League remains competitive and fair for all clubs and for the fans. We take that role extremely seriously. “This disciplinary case, and this decision, are the most significant in Premier League history. There are elements of the case that remain to be decided, including, importantly, what sanction must follow for these breaches. Now we have the Commission’s decision, we are committed to moving swiftly through the remainder of the process, to provide certainty for the League, our clubs and fans.” A redacted version of the independent Commission’s findings has been published. Now that the charges have been proved, the issue of sanction will be addressed separately in a further hearing. City has the right to appeal the independent Commission’s findings and has until Friday 2 October to exercise that right.
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