Football Scandal: DFB Managing Director Demands Maximum Penalty for Manchester

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The penalty that Manchester City expects after the club's massive financial fraud is still unclear. DFB man Andreas Rettig wants "the Uefa to take out the claws" – and praises the 50+1 model.

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Manchester City threatens a high point deduction after the scandal - but Andreas Rettig considers this to be too little. The DFB managing director highlights why the 50+1 rule is so important in Germany.

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Manchester City threatens a high point deduction after the scandal - but Andreas Rettig considers this to be too little. The DFB managing director highlights why the 50+1 rule is so important in Germany.

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Manchester City has apparently lied to the football world on a large scale and is now waiting for the verdict. This should be possible, demands a DFB boss.

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Andreas Rettig demanded that UEFA withdraw the license and titles from Manchester City by questioning its financial management and defending the 50+1 model.