Guardiola Breaks His Silence: Ex-Man City Boss BACKS Disgraced Club
- Pep Guardiola broke his silence following the Premier League's ruling that Manchester City committed the majority of 115 charges, reiterating his support for the board and owners after the commission found evidence of financial misconduct.
- An independent commission ruled that City had 'sham contracts,' finding income was 'hugely overstated by over £830m' between 2009 and 2018 during a four-year investigation.
- Chief executive Ferran Soriano dismissed the findings, branding the process a 'Premier League conspiracy theory' in a message to staff, while City confirmed they will appeal the ruling.
- On Instagram, Guardiola responded that he 'always will' be behind the club, expressing support for chairman Ferran, the players, staff, and Enzo, stating 'I am here; more than ever.'
- City must submit their appeal by Friday, October 2. Guardiola's commitment reinforces the club's determination to navigate this period together despite the significant allegations.
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Pep Guardiola has broken his silence on Manchester City being found guilty of all the substantial charges against them and toold fans: 'we will get
The iconic coach, who was on the bench of the English team for a decade, made his first statement after the decision on Manchester City's guilt
Pep Guardiola breaks silence on Man City’s guilty verdict
Guardiola has given his backing to the owners and the board after the club were found guilty of overstating their income by over £830m across eight seasons
Technician Pep Guardiola posted a message of support to Manchester City after the club was found guilty of all 115 charges of financial violations at the Premier League — the league announced the decision last Tuesday afternoon. The former team coach said that "more than ever, I will be next to my club" and they will overcome that moment together. — I want every Manchester City fan around the world to know that I am here; more than ever. I am, a…
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