Manchester City's former chairman David Bernstein has issued a stark warning that financial penalties will not suffice after the club were reportedly found guilty of the vast majority of their 115 financial charges. With immense wealth at their disposal, Bernstein believes that a points deduction or automatic relegation from the Premier League are the only viable punishments.
Xavi Hernandez has officially tasted victory as the head coach of the Netherlands following a tense 2-1 win over Serbia in Belgrade. A clinical double from rising star Mexx Meerdink proved the difference as the Oranje maintained their impressive momentum in the UEFA Nations League.
Roberto Mancini has firmly distanced himself from the recent financial regulation breaches surrounding Manchester City. The Italian manager addressed the allegations regarding a controversial double contract during his time at the Etihad, insisting the issue does not concern him while maintaining that the Premier League champions are actually innocent.
Manchester United's medical department is set for another busy week after Patrick Dorgu became the latest first-team star to suffer an injury during the international break. The versatile wideman was forced to withdraw early from Denmark's Nations League fixture, leaving manager Michael Carrick sweating over his fitness ahead of a crucial run of games.
Liverpool have been dealt a devastating blow during the international break as Cody Gakpo was forced off with an injury during the Netherlands' Nations League match against Serbia. Gakpo lasted less than 20 minutes before being substituted, adding to Andoni Iraola's growing fitness concerns following a recent setback for Swedish star Alexander Isak.
Joao Felix has revealed his ultimate professional ambition: to be the man who provides the assist for Cristiano Ronaldo's 1,000th career goal. The Al-Nassr forward, currently thriving alongside his compatriot in Saudi Arabia, remains deeply committed to helping his club and national team captain reach the historic milestone.
Eduardo Camavinga has insisted that he does not expect forward players to exhaust themselves tracking back, as France prepare for a vital top-of-the-table clash against Belgium tomorrow evening. The midfielder opened up about tactical demands and reigniting an old international rivalry following their narrow opening victory under a new managerial era.
