Manchester City chairman hits back at critics over financial rule-break charges

Why you're reading this: Manchester City recently became the second English team after Manchester United ever to record a Continental treble having claimed the Premier League, FA Cup and the Champions League. But the English champions are also being investigated for allegedly breaching financial rules between 2009/10 to 2017/18. An independent commission has been set up by the Premier League after an elongated four year of investigation. 3 things you need to know If the charges are proven, City could face multiple sanctions including docking of points and a relegation from the Premier League. More than 100 counts of breaches were reported City earlier also had a suspension from UEFA overturned by the Court of Arbitration for Sport Manchester City chairman opens up on the charges levelled by the Premier League Manchester City's recent success could be overshadowed by the cloud of charges imposed on them. Despite off field problems looming large, Pep Guardiola's side remained focused on the football front and delivered impeccable performances on the pitch. They have emerged as one of the most successful English teams in this decade but there is concern what might be the outcome of the independent commission's verdict. City did deny all the charges but everything now lies with the commission upon whom City's fate is hanging. Since the 2008 takeover by Sheikh Mansour, City have invested heavily into not only senior teams but as a whole as their infrastructure now stands to be kind of the best in Europe. Read More: Manchester City set to release midfield heavyweight as his contract expires They have a state of the art facility in Etihad Stadium while they have been producing talents regularly at their famed academy. Chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak reflected on a groundbreaking season as he revealed he is very frustrated with the ongoing situation. "Obviously I can't talk about them unfortunately for legal reasons. "And what I would typically always do is comment after, so I think we're going to go through, we're going through the legal process. These are proceedings that take whatever time they take and when we're done, we'll have a conversation. Read More: Premier League 2023/24: Manchester City to start new season vs Burnley, Check the schedule "I'll give you my very blunt views, I promise you that. I have very strong views on that, but I am going to be unfortunately very restrained."

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Manchester City chairman hits back at critics over financial rule-break charges

Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak opens up on the financial charges imposed on them by the English Premier League earlier this year.

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