Arteta Urges 'Respect' for Process After Man City Financial Verdict
- On Friday, Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta urged respect for the ongoing legal process after Manchester City were found guilty of 114 Premier League financial rule breaches.
- The Abu Dhabi-backed club is appealing the verdict regarding charges spanning 2009/10 to 2017/18, with potential sanctions including points deductions, fines, or expulsion from the Premier League.
- Arteta, Pep Guardiola's assistant at City between 2016 and 2019, defended the league's integrity, stating, "It is the best league in the world in my opinion."
- City manager Enzo Maresca maintained he trusts the club and is confident the appeal will overturn the verdict, while Andoni Iraola said uncertainty is problematic but "the process is ongoing."
- Arteta shifted focus to Arsenal's match against Leeds on Saturday, emphasizing, "In our hands it's the way we have prepared... to be in the best possible condition, to be better than Leeds tomorrow.
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EPL: I have clear conscience over Man City's guilty verdict
Arsenal manager, Mikel Arteta has insisted that his conscience is clear following Manchester City’s guilty verdict. Arteta worked as Pep Guardiola’s assistant at the Etihad during those now-tainted seasons. He spent three-and-a-half years from 2016 to 2019, the first two seasons of which fell inside the period under investigation by the Premier League. Arteta was […] EPL: I have clear conscience over Man City’s guilty verdict – Arteta
[OSEN=Reporter Jeong Seung-woo] "Do you have a clear conscience?" When asked a question targeting his time as assistant coach at Manchester City, Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta (45) answered with one word: "Yes." The British 'BBC' reported on the 10th (Korean time) that "Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta stated that he has no qualms of conscience regarding Manchester City's Premier League rule violations that overlapped with the period he worked as ass…
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has finally spoken out about Manchester City's alleged breach of financial fair play (FFP) regulations.
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