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Manchester City chairman insists 'nothing has changed'
- On Saturday, Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Mubarak released an open letter stating "nothing has changed" and expressing confidence in proving the innocence of The Club following Friday's guilty verdict on 114 of 115 charges.
- City faces charges relating to a nine-year period during which it won three Premier League titles. The Club has respected due process for eight years, expecting the Premier League Board and Executive to act as an impartial regulator.
- Maintaining its position from Club Statement February, The Club welcomes the Commission's review to "impartially consider the comprehensive body of irrefutable evidence" in support of its innocence despite the recent guilty findings.
- With sanctions pending, The Premier League has not yet determined the penalty. City is expected to appeal the verdict as significant elements of the process remain ongoing and subject to strict confidentiality.
- Looking toward upcoming matches, Mubarak urged supporters to focus on a trip to Anfield and hosting Paris in the Champions League at Etihad Stadium as The Club navigates ongoing legal challenges.
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Khaldoon Al Mubarak, the president of Manchester City, addressed the supporters in an open letter, following the heavy revelations of The Athletic concerning his offences.
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London, 26 Sep (EFE).- Manchester City President Khaldoon Al Mubarak released a statement this Saturday stating that the club is confident in proving its innocence in the case of the 115 financial irregularities that it was accused of by the Premier League. "This is what I have to tell you: To the trial [...] The entry The City President pronounces: "We trust to prove our innocence" was first published in HolaNews.
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