Manchester City chairman reaffirms club’s innocence amid reports of verdict in 115‑charge case
Khaldoon Al Mubarak posted a letter on the club’s website saying Manchester City continues to deny any wrongdoing in a matter that media outlets say has reached a verdict on 115 charges. He thanked supporters, reflected on his 18‑year tenure and noted that the Premier League’s disciplinary process remains confidential. Al Mubarak said the club will challenge any sanction through an appeal and urged fans to keep a cool head. The statement came as the team prepares for upcoming fixtures, including a trip to Anfield and a Champions League tie with Paris St Germain.
Why it matters
The outcome could impact the club’s reputation, finances and ability to compete in domestic and European competitions.
How this story developed
- Sep 26 Manchester City leadership reaffirms innocence amid alleged financial rule breaches
- Sep 28 Media outlets reported that a verdict had been delivered, but no official confirmation has been made.
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