Manchester City CEO Vows to Fight Premier League Financial Rule Breach Charges
Summary
Manchester City says it will keep fighting Premier League charges over alleged financial rule breaches as the club prepares to appeal. Chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak says the club remains confident it can prove its innocence while sanctions could range from fines to relegation.
Key Points
- Manchester City CEO Ferran Soriano said the club will continue to fight the Premier League financial rule breach charges.
- The club has been found guilty of most of 115 charges and is preparing to appeal the decision.
- Possible sanctions could include point deductions, expulsion from the Premier League, or a large fine.
- Chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak said Manchester City remains confident it can prove its innocence.
