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Haaland Urges Manchester City to Stay Positive After Guilty Verdict
Erling Haaland said City must stay united and focus on winning as the club faces possible sanctions after the guilty verdict.
- Erling Haaland returned to Manchester City training on Thursday, urging teammates and supporters to "stick together" following the club's guilty verdict on more than 100 Premier League financial breaches.
- An independent commission found Manchester City guilty of more than 100 breaches of Premier League financial regulations spanning 2009–2018. The club denies all charges, maintaining they possess a "comprehensive body of irrefutable evidence" and has lodged a formal appeal.
- Manager Enzo Maresca arrived at training Thursday expressing "trust" in the club's ownership while focusing solely on footballing matters. Haaland added, "We have to stay positive, look ahead and try to win football games."
- City travels to rival Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday in their first match since the verdict, maintaining an unbeaten record with five Premier League wins. Observers anticipate a hostile reception from the home crowd.
- Coventry City manager Frank Lampard declined to comment extensively, stating "it's not my role to talk about a punishment." City faces Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League next Wednesday after the Liverpool fixture.
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Manchester City were found guilty of financial misconduct and are appealing. Erling Haaland sent a special message to the Citizens' supporters.
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Erling Haaland asked everyone in Manchester City to “stay united” in their first public comments since the club was found guilty of violating the Premier League financial rules on a large scale.
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