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Richard Dunne admits 'asterisk' over City's trophies after Premier League guilty verdict
Former Manchester City captain Richard Dunne has acknowledged there will always be an asterisk over the club's achievements after an independent commission found City guilty of all charges related to serious breaches of Premier League financial rules across nine seasons.
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Bellamy backs Haaland to ignore Man City scandal ahead of Wales vs Norway
Wales manager Craig Bellamy deflected questions about Manchester City's Premier League guilty verdict on Wednesday, while insisting Erling Haaland will not be distracted by the club's legal troubles ahead of their Nations League clash.
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Ekitike begins light jogging and targets competitive return in December
Six months after rupturing his right Achilles tendon, Hugo Ekitike has resumed light running and hopes to return to action in December, according to L'Équipe. The Liverpool striker recently consulted a specialist in the United States.
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Burnham 'really concerned' over losing Man City owners after 114-charge guilty verdict
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said he would be 'really concerned' to lose Manchester City's Abu Dhabi owners following the club's guilty verdict on 114 Premier League financial rule breaches, while insisting he must keep his distance from the independent legal process.
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Gilmour reveals McTominay's confidence has 'grown massively' since leaving Manchester United for Napoli
Billy Gilmour has praised Scott McTominay's transformation at Napoli, saying the Scottish midfielder's confidence has soared since his 2024 departure from Manchester United. McTominay, who has scored 27 goals in 82 appearances, is recovering from heart surgery but is expected back after the international break.
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Man City found guilty of hiding £900m but key evidence still withheld from public
An independent three-man panel has found Manchester City guilty of concealing more than £900m over nearly a decade, yet the 40-page verdict summary leaves critical evidence — from both sides — still unpublished.
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Amad hints at imminent United return as Carrick weighs up fresh injury concerns
Manchester United forward Amad has signalled he is close to ending a seven-game absence with a cryptic Instagram post, though manager Michael Carrick faces new fitness doubts over Noussair Mazraoui and Patrick Dorgu during the international break.
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Man City face League Two expulsion as Premier League clubs push for swift verdict
Manchester City have been found guilty of all financial charges by an independent Premier League commission, with relegation to League Two or below among the potential punishments. Rival clubs are pressing for a resolution before the end of the 2026/27 season.
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Independent Football Regulator warns it will scrutinise Manchester City ownership after guilty verdict
IFR Chair David Kogan has stated the watchdog will use its powers to assess the suitability of Manchester City's owners and executives following the club's guilty verdict on 114 Premier League financial regulation charges.
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Manchester City owners face suitability probe after guilty verdict on £900m financial fraud
England's Independent Football Regulator has confirmed it holds the power to strip Manchester City's owners of the club following a guilty verdict for breaching Premier League financial rules involving £900 million in inflated contracts.
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Independent Football Regulator warns Man City verdicts could trigger owner suitability review
The Independent Football Regulator has said Manchester City's guilty verdicts in the 115-charge case 'raise serious issues', warning it may assess whether the club's owners and executives remain suitable to run an English football club.
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Carrick faces early pressure as United's history of managerial crises looms large
Michael Carrick has won just one of his first five Premier League games as Manchester United's permanent manager, reviving uncomfortable memories of the crisis meetings and boardroom upheaval that ended the reigns of Erik ten Hag and Ruben Amorim.
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Ian Wright says Man City title battles 'broke' Klopp as guilty verdict lands
Ian Wright claimed the relentless pursuit of Manchester City ultimately 'broke' Jurgen Klopp, speaking on the same evening an independent commission found City guilty of 114 financial charges spanning nine seasons.
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FA charges Fulham's Arbeloa for claiming officials would not let Manchester United lose
Alvaro Arbeloa faces an FA misconduct charge after alleging referees were biased toward Manchester United following Fulham's 1-1 Premier League draw at Craven Cottage on 20 September, in which Matheus Cunha's 89th-minute deflected goal rescued a point for the visitors.
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Fulham boss Arbeloa charged by FA after accusing referees of favouring Manchester United
Alvaro Arbeloa faces an FA misconduct charge after claiming officials did not want Manchester United to lose at Craven Cottage on 20 September, following a controversial late equaliser that earned United a 1-1 draw.
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FA charges Fulham boss Arbeloa with misconduct over referee bias claims against Manchester United
Alvaro Arbeloa has been charged with misconduct by the Football Association after claiming officials did not want Manchester United to lose at Craven Cottage, following Matheus Cunha's 89th-minute equaliser on 20 September.
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Manchester City face in-season punishment as Premier League rivals push for swift verdict
Manchester City have been found guilty of breaking Premier League financial rules and are expected to receive their punishment before the end of the current season, with rivals pressing for new fast-track regulations to be applied.
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Mazraoui forced off for Morocco to hand United a third injury blow of the international break
Noussair Mazraoui limped off in the 69th minute of Morocco's 2-0 AFCON qualifying win over Lesotho on Tuesday, becoming the third Manchester United player to pick up an injury on international duty this month after Bruno Fernandes and Patrick Dorgu.
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Tonali's £4m Newcastle mansion rented for £13k a month after failing to sell
Sandro Tonali's six-bedroom Jesmond home, listed for sale a fortnight after his £100m move to Tottenham, has been taken off the market and is now available to rent for £13,000 a month following a lack of buyers.
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Guardiola backs Manchester City to clear their name after 114 financial rule breaches
Pep Guardiola has publicly declared his support for Manchester City following their guilty verdict on 114 Premier League financial rule breaches, posting a message of solidarity with the club, its owners, and supporters.
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