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Former Chelsea and Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino slams Man City and Premier League

By WAF News Desk 1 min read
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Former Chelsea and Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino slams Man City and Premier League

Former Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino is ‘astonished’ by the sporting injustice (Picture: Getty Images) Mauricio Pochettino has hit out at both Manchester City and the Premier League over the club’s financial scandal, saying: ‘We have lived through a period where…

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Manchester City has been found guilty of breaching Premier League financial rules over a sustained period. Mauricio Pochettino, now managing the United States, stated that no sanction could fully repair the damage caused by the breaches. The Premier League confirmed the guilty verdict, with City facing potential sanctions following the decision.

What we know

  • Manchester City found guilty of majority of Premier League financial rule charges
  • Pochettino described the situation as a 'period of deceit' causing severe competition damage
  • Pochettino said determining appropriate punishment for City is 'very difficult'

Why it matters

The ruling represents a significant moment for Premier League integrity. Pochettino's comments highlight concerns among football figures about competitive fairness. The outcome may set precedent for financial regulation enforcement across English football.

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