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La Liga president demands 'strictest punishment' for Man City if guilty of 115 charges
Javier Tebas has called for Manchester City to face the harshest penalty available under Premier League rules following reports the club were found guilty of the majority of 115 financial charges brought against them.
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La Liga president demands 'severe' punishment for Man City after guilty verdict on 114 charges
La Liga president Javier Tebas has called for the Premier League to impose the strictest possible sanctions on Manchester City, after the club was found guilty of 114 of the 115 financial charges brought against them in February 2023.
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La Liga chief demands 'strictest punishment' for Man City over 115 Premier League charges
La Liga president Javier Tebas has called for Manchester City to receive the harshest possible penalty after reports emerged that the club had been found guilty on the majority of 115 Premier League financial charges.
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Szoboszlai booed and branded 'evil' as Liverpool duo face hostile Belfast crowd
Dominik Szoboszlai and Milos Kerkez were relentlessly jeered by Northern Ireland fans during Hungary's 0-0 Nations League draw in Belfast, with the Hungarian press reacting angrily to an Irish report that dubbed Szoboszlai 'big bad Dom' and portrayed him as a villain.
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Cavan Sullivan's agent casts doubt on Manchester City move after 114-breach guilty verdict
The agent of American teenage midfielder Cavan Sullivan has admitted the preliminary agreement for him to join Manchester City in 2027 is 'out of his hands', with Barcelona, Real Madrid and PSG circling should the deal collapse following City's Premier League guilty verdict.
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Norway boss Solbakken denies Manchester City pressured Haaland into skipping press conference
Norway head coach Stale Solbakken has firmly rejected claims that Manchester City asked for Erling Haaland to be withdrawn from a press conference following the club's Premier League financial charges verdict, calling the suggestion a lie that undermines his integrity.
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JJ Gabriel restores Instagram posts weeks after wiping page amid Man United exit links
Manchester United's 15-year-old academy prospect JJ Gabriel has partially reversed his social media blackout, restoring two Instagram posts after reports emerged that he wants to leave the club and has attracted interest from Real Madrid, Barcelona and Bayern Munich.
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Rooney rejects potential 2011-12 Premier League medal if Man City are stripped of title
Wayne Rooney says he would not accept a Premier League winner's medal for the 2011-12 season even if Manchester City are stripped of the title, insisting United did not do enough that year to deserve the crown.
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Scholes says Haaland would struggle to score in League Two as Man City await punishment verdict
Paul Scholes has entertained the hypothetical of Erling Haaland playing League Two football, suggesting the Norwegian striker would find it "very difficult" — sparked by Manchester City's guilty verdict on 114 Premier League financial rule breaches.
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Pochettino says no punishment can repair damage from Man City's 114 financial breaches
Mauricio Pochettino has spoken out on Manchester City's guilty verdict, arguing that no sanction can undo the harm caused by the alleged 114 Premier League financial breaches — and questioning why controls were not enforced sooner.
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Hull owner likens Man City financial charges to Olympic doping if guilt confirmed
Hull City owner Acun Ilicali has described any proven breach of Premier League financial rules by Manchester City as 'financial doping', calling for severe punishment to deter other clubs from breaking regulations.
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FIFA accuses UEFA of election interference as Infantino governance row escalates
FIFA has filed documents in a US court claiming UEFA is spreading misinformation to influence Gianni Infantino's presidential re-election bid, after UEFA accused the FIFA chief of criminal mismanagement over a shelved plan to sell World Cup shares.
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Juventus open talks to sign Manchester City outcast Rayan Ait-Nouri on loan
Juventus have held talks with Rayan Ait-Nouri's entourage over a potential loan move from Manchester City, with the Serie A club keen to include a purchase option. The 25-year-old left-back has made no Premier League appearances this season under Enzo Maresca.
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Why Joe Hart and City's players still trust Khaldoon despite the 115 charges
Former Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart publicly backed chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak after reports emerged that City are expected to be found guilty of the majority of their 115 Premier League charges. Hart's stance reflects a broader pattern of trust between Al Mubarak and the players he has worked with.
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Thierry Henry dismisses fabricated quotes about Manchester City's 115 charges verdict
Thierry Henry has publicly denied making any comments about Manchester City's Premier League charges case, after bogus quotes attributed to him spread widely on Facebook. The Arsenal legend called the posts "fake news" and said he had not spoken to anyone on the matter.
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Joe Hart backs Man City chairman and insists he has 'no reason not to trust' innocence claim
Former Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart has expressed confidence in the club's innocence over 115 Premier League financial charges, saying chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak's statement was 'enough' to reassure him.
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Real Madrid and Barcelona monitor Haaland as Manchester City's legal battle clouds his future
Real Madrid and Barcelona are reportedly keeping tabs on Erling Haaland amid uncertainty surrounding Manchester City's ongoing Premier League legal case, though no formal approach has been made and Haaland himself has never expressed a desire to leave.
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Pochettino condemns 'period of deception' after Man City found guilty of Premier League breaches
Mauricio Pochettino, now coaching the US men's national team, says Manchester City's reported guilty verdict on 114 of 115 financial rule breaches confirms a period in which 'sporting fairness didn't exist' — and warns no punishment can undo the damage.
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Konsa sits out England group training but individual programme suggests load management, not injury
Ezri Konsa trained separately from the England squad ahead of their trip to Prague, but the Arsenal defender was not sent home — pointing to precautionary workload management rather than a fresh injury concern.
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Rooney rejects hypothetical 2012 title medal despite Man City guilty verdict on 114 charges
Wayne Rooney says he would not accept a Premier League winners' medal for 2011/12 even if Manchester City are stripped of the title following their guilty verdict on 114 financial rule breaches, arguing United did not do enough that season to deserve it.
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