"I Cannot Do that" - Man City Chairman Breaks His Silence After Stunning 114 Guilty Charges News
Khaldoon Al Mubarak says Manchester City’s confidence in proving its innocence remains unchanged as the Premier League case moves toward appeals.
- On Friday, David Ornstein reported Manchester City will be found guilty on the majority of charges filed by The Premier League, though the club has consistently denied these financial rule breaches.
- Mubarak stated "nothing has changed," maintaining the club's confidence in proving innocence as the legal process regarding the February 2023 charges continues.
- The Club has respected due process for eight years, expecting an impartial regulator, while Mubarak—who has been part of the club for 18 years—points to these efforts as evidence.
- Following the report, a hectic 12 hours of reaction and speculation unfolded, with The Club unable to share details due to strict legal confidentiality restrictions.
- Many appeals and much back and forth remain ahead as The Premier League process continues, with the club working toward proving its innocence.
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Manchester City Chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak issued a direct message to supporters on Saturday as the club faces the potential of losing its landmark case with the Premier League over accusations of financial breaks. City has reportedly been found guilty of near all of the 100-plus charges against the club,...
Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak said "nothing has changed" and "our confidence and determination to prove the club's innocence is as strong as it was at the beginning," BTA reported. On Friday, reports emerged that the Sky Blues had been found guilty of all but one of the 115 charges brought by the Premier League in February 2023. The charges have always been vehemently denied by the club. On Saturday afternoon, Al Mubarak addressed…
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