Man City chairman issues statement after club found guilty in 115 charges battle

Manchester City’s chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak has issued a statement after media reports claimed the club was found guilty of 114 of 115 charges in the Premier League financial case. The reports surfaced on Friday, but the club has not yet released an official confirmation from the hearing. In a message shared on the club’s website on Saturday, Al Mubarak said City remains confident it can prove its innocence, emphasizing that the Premier League process still has “a long way to run.” He noted that the legal confidentiality prevents the club from sharing details, and urged supporters to read the statements from Friday and February 2023. He also pointed to matches after the international break, including a trip to Anfield and a Champions League home game versus Paris St Germain.