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Man City Boss Speaks Out on 115 Charges as Liverpool Wait for Verdict

  • On Friday, new Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca dismissed concerns regarding the 130 alleged financial breaches, stating he remains focused on football rather than legal speculation.
  • Appointed last month to replace Pep Guardiola, the 46-year-old manager draws confidence from his prior role as Guardiola's assistant and the club's stable organizational structure.
  • Prioritizing squad coaching, Maresca noted he has no interest in fueling conversation about the case, which he described as 'the same' as three years ago during the Treble season.
  • The unresolved legal situation persists; the case hearing reportedly concluded in December 2024 without a published verdict, leaving Manchester City's future clouded by uncertainty.
  • Every managerial decision and signing continues to be discussed alongside the charges, meaning the club's post-Guardiola chapter faces a long-term challenge until a final ruling provides clarity.
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Man City explain Abdukodir Khusanov’s bumper new five-year contract

The Uzbekistan defender is slated for a key role in the new City regime under Enzo Maresca

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The Telegraph broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Friday, July 24, 2026.
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