We Will Get Through This Together, Says Former City Manager Guardiola
Guardiola said he stands with the club’s owners after an independent commission found 115 alleged breaches and a disguised funding scheme worth £830.69m.
- On Tuesday, the Premier League confirmed Manchester City was found guilty of financial regulation breaches between 2009/10 and 2017/18, including a failure to cooperate with the investigation.
- An independent commission concluded the club utilized a "disguised funding scheme" involving "sham contracts" totaling £830.69m to artificially inflate revenue and reduce costs during that period.
- Pep Guardiola, technical advisor and global ambassador for the club, posted on Instagram Wednesday: "I want every single Manchester City fan across the world to know I am here; more than ever."
- Labeling the verdict a "conspiracy theory" from the Premier League, chief executive Ferran Soriano announced the club intends to appeal the decision.
- The club's trophy haul now faces increased scrutiny, with potential consequences ranging from a healthy points deduction to expulsion from the Premier League.
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Manchester City was found guilty on almost all counts. Pep Guardiola stands behind the club. There are severe penalties.
Manchester City has been found guilty of financial crimes. Now former successful coach Pep Guardiola is coming out in defense. "I will always stand behind my club," he writes on Instagram.
Guardiola Sends a Message to the Fans of the City After Being Condemned: «I Am Here, More than Ever»
Pep Guardiola has broken his silence with the conviction against Manchester City. The Catalan coach was part of the stage in which the English club was accused of committing 115 financial irregularities and showed his unconditional support despite his march last summer just before bursting all over the ... Continue reading "Guardiola sends a message to the fans of the City after being convicted: "I am here, more than ever"
The Spanish technician, who left the club in May after ten years on the bench, came out of silence to support the Skyblues on Wednesday.
We will get through this together, says former City manager Guardiola
Sept 30 : Former Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola spoke out in support of the Premier League club on Wednesday after they were found guilty of serious breaches of financial rules.The Spaniard handed over to former assistant Enzo Maresca at the end of last season after a decade in charge."I want ev
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