The New York Times
Man City and their fans did not think this day would come. This changes everything
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Manchester City and its supporters are facing the first major turning point after The Athletic reported the club was found guilty of nearly all of the Premier League’s original 115 charges. The specific punishments have not been announced, but the article says outcomes could be wide-ranging, including stripping titles or even relegation. Potential fines could also be substantial, and related civil claims over lost earnings for rival teams may take years. The report raises questions about the future of top executives, including chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak and CEO Ferran Soriano, and how players such as Erling Haaland, on long contracts, may be affected. City has previously been confident, including its UEFA Champions League fight.
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