Manchester City have reportedly stepped in to prevent Erling Haaland from answering questions regarding the club's ongoing legal battle with the Premier League over 114 financial charges. The Norwegian striker was scheduled for a media appearance ahead of a crucial showdown with Liverpool, but certain topics were strictly off-limits.
Manchester City remain wedged under the Financial Fair Play (FFP) microscope, but Danny Mills has told GOAL why - “with certain caveats” - billionaire owners in the Premier League should be allowed to “spend what they want”. The deepest of pockets can now be found in boardrooms across English football, so why are the super wealthy not able to splash the cash?
Manchester City head coach Enzo Maresca has launched a fierce defense of the club’s legacy following the bombshell news of their Premier League guilty verdict. Despite the threat of expulsion looming over the Etihad, the Italian insists that the silverware won during his time at the club remains untarnished by off-field controversies.
Vincent Kompany has addressed the explosive guilty verdict surrounding Manchester City's long-running financial investigation, with the legendary former captain now facing the prospect of having his medal haul erased. The current Bayern Munich head coach spent over a decade at the Etihad Stadium and was the heartbeat of the side that dominated English football during the period under scrutiny.
Danny Mills has explained to GOAL why stripping Manchester City of titles and taking away medals in their 115-charge Financial Fair Play (FFP) case would be “pointless”. The former Blues star believes that trophy-related punishments, as appeals are lodged against initial guilty verdicts, would be “irrelevant” as memories of league and cup triumphs have already been made.
Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca has broken his silence following the bombshell news that the club has been found guilty of breaching Premier League financial regulations. The Italian boss insists his squad remains completely undeterred by the legal storm brewing off the pitch as they prepare for a titanic clash against Liverpool.
Nottingham Forest manager Oliver Glasner has delivered a stark warning regarding the ongoing legal battle involving Manchester City, suggesting the Premier League's global reputation is at risk. The German coach believes that the integrity of the competition is under threat following the recent findings against the reigning champions.
Manchester City head coach Enzo Maresca has officially broken his silence following the bombshell news of the club's guilty verdict regarding their long-running legal dispute with the Premier League. As the international break concluded, the Italian tactician held his first collective meeting with the squad to address the fallout from the 115 charges.
Frank Lampard has offered his thoughts on the significant legal developments surrounding Manchester City after the Premier League club was found guilty of financial breaches. The former Chelsea legend, who represented the Citizens during the period under scrutiny, now finds himself monitoring the situation from a different perspective as Coventry City manager.
Erling Haaland has issued a defiant rallying cry to Manchester City supporters, urging the fan base to remain united following the club’s recent guilty verdict for financial breaches. The Norwegian striker insisted that the squad remains focused on the pitch as they prepare for a high-stakes trip to Anfield to face Liverpool.
Jose Mourinho has taken a characteristic swipe at the pace of Manchester City's legal proceedings, suggesting he might not be around to see the final verdict. The Real Madrid boss also reflected on his return to the Santiago Bernabeu and the officiating controversies that have shadowed his career.
Relive the high-octane 2014 title showdown at Anfield where Philippe Coutinho's late strike secured a 3-2 victory for Liverpool. A tactical masterclass defined by Raheem Sterling's precocity and David Silva's second-half resurgence.
Danny Mills has admitted to GOAL that if there are any “loopholes” in Manchester City’s Financial Fair Play (FFP) case, then the “best legal minds in the world” will find them. Questions are, however, being asked of why the Premier League giants - after being found guilty on 114 counts of wrongdoing - have not yet been made aware of what potential sanctions will be.
Given the direction in which transfer fees are heading, it feels like only a matter of time before someone breaks records by spending £100 million ($132m) on a goalkeeper. Shaka Hislop, who knows all about the importance of that position having filled it himself, has told GOAL that Manchester City - FFP sanctions permitting - and Chelsea are the clubs most likely to rewrite the history books.
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