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UK Authority Ready to Force City Sale
The article explains that the Independent Football Regulator in England has the authority to force club owners to relinquish their ownership if it is proven that they are not managing the club properly or fairly. The regulator takes strict measures against owners and senior officials, including conducting integrity tests and applying its own standards, with the possibility of excluding any owner who does not meet these standards. This strict approach comes amid ongoing legal disputes, particularly with Manchester City, where the regulator has confirmed that it will wait for the legal proceedings to conclude before considering launching an independent investigation into financial inquiries or potential violations. The focus remains on the conduct of club officials rather than the clubs themselves. The regulator also revealed proposals to change the revenue distribution system and addressed the size of spending on player agents, which has exceeded 500 million pounds, as well as the rising debts from transfer deals among clubs.
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