Manchester City Official Urges Caution and Defends Innocence
Khaldoon Al Mubarak, the chairman of Manchester City, emphasized that the club remains steadfast in its legal stance despite the potential conviction in 114 out of 115 violations related to the English Premier League's financial regulations. He pointed out that investigations are still ongoing and that the club trusts in its ability to prove its innocence. He clarified that the club is following the case with complete confidentiality and will not disclose any details at this time. Al Mubarak also affirmed that media noise has not affected the team's focus, which is planning to resume competitions after the international break and is keeping the option open to appeal if an official decision is made against them. He recalled that the club previously won a legal case at the Court of Arbitration for Sport in 2020 regarding similar sanctions, which strengthens their confidence in managing the current crisis.
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