Canada's coach mocks Haaland transfer

Former Leeds United and Canadian national team coach Jesse Marsch has called for strict punishment against Manchester City, including relegation from the Premier League, over serious financial misconduct allegations. He claimed that the club used "sham" commercial contracts to falsely inflate revenues and reduce costs illegally, amounting to over £900 million. Marsch also pointed to inconsistencies in the financial statements released by the club when signing striker Erling Haaland for £52 million, expressing doubts about the validity of those claims. This comes as the league's association urges disciplinary action, which could include points deductions or relegation, prior to the final resolution of City's appeal.

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