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The Sun reports City calls OKX a long-standing partner and says it conducts appropriate due diligence.
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Sky Sports News looks at the five clubs’ fitness ahead of their return to domestic action after the international break.
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Reuters says the ultimate consequences of the findings for the club and English football remain uncertain.
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In a PepTeam post on X, Guardiola backs the club, its owner and chairman, players, staff and supporters.
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Posts joke that fans who left Arsenal or Manchester United for City may now switch back. One treats relegation as certain, though sanctions were described as pending.
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A post describing an ESPN FC discussion says the charges span nine seasons and include alleged sham contracts used to inflate revenue. The post says City maintains its innocence.
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A post citing ESPN says Manchester City was notified of the verdict in July, before spending £450 million on summer additions.
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A user claimed Manchester City was found guilty on 114 of 115 charges and compared the alleged outcome to Italy’s 2006 Calciopoli scandal.
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A post looks back at the score from Manchester City's final Premier League match before the club was acquired by Sheikh Mansour's Abu Dhabi United Group.
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A fan argues that supporters are getting ahead of themselves by discussing punishment and clubs suing City before an appeal has happened.
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The Anfield Wrap shares a reaction special on a Premier League statement addressing charges against City, including allegations involving “sham” contracts.
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A fan lamented the Eagles losing to a third-string quarterback and the Phillies blowing a lead in Wild Card Game 1. They also claimed Manchester City had been found guilty of 115 charges.
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ESPN reports that Soriano made the allegation about the guilty verdict against his club.
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A user asks which of those two outcomes people expect for Manchester City.
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A user called an official Premier League article “extremely damning” and said it changed their view of whether Manchester City would face punishment.
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A football account, citing ESPN, says City was informed of the finding in July and made seven summer signings costing over £450 million.
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ESPN reports, citing sources, that City was informed over the summer it had been found guilty of more than 100 Premier League financial-rule breaches before spending heavily on transfers.
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In a reply, a user argues that a trophy was won through effort and sweat on the pitch.
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CityAM describes the outcome of the 115-charge case as pending. Separately, one post claims a leaked verdict found Manchester City guilty on 114 charges, with punishment still unset.
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A post says City is not expected to be stripped of previous Premier League titles if found guilty, and that potential sanctions are expected to apply going forward.
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Fabrizio Romano quotes Mauricio Pochettino saying past achievements may not have been real and that, if the charges are proven, what happened would be “very difficult to repair.”
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A user claims Manchester City is guilty on 114 of 115 charges and alleges that leaks expose a system for artificially inflating the club's revenue.
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A post says an appeal is still to come and a separate process would decide any punishment. It also says City's chairman insists the club will clear its name.
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One fan called the Premier League corrupt and urged others to trust Khaldoon. Another accused City of cheating and pointed to Nottingham Forest's Champions League record.
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Sky News reports Soriano made the remark at a meeting of fellow club chiefs in Copenhagen. It says he declined to answer questions about the case as he left.
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TeleFootball reports that Mauricio Pochettino said English football has “lived through a period of deception” if the verdicts against Manchester City are upheld.
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An independent commission reportedly found breaches spanning 2009–2018. Sanctions remain undecided, and City is expected to appeal. talkSPORT shared Simon Jordan’s call for the club to be “stripped from the owners.”
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The Sun reports that former Manchester City chairman David Bernstein says his old club should face a huge points deduction and fears for its Premier League status.
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A user shared what they said was ChatGPT's breakdown of the alleged breaches, covering financial reporting, payments and cooperation with investigators. A separate commenter asked about a claimed guilty finding and comparisons with major US sports scandals.
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The reported verdict concerns financial breaches and APT issues spanning multiple years. City is said to be planning an appeal, while one fan called for the club's owners to sell.
