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Manchester City await charges outcome as chairman holds firm

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Manchester City Daily News Roundup
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Manchester City’s legal case remains unresolved, with chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak saying the club are confident of clearing their name. David Bernstein said any sanction should affect the club’s league status, while Roberto Mancini distanced himself from allegations over his contract.

City return to Anfield facing familiar off-pitch noise, with focus on whether Enzo Maresca’s side can respond as Pep Guardiola’s treble winners did in 2023.open

Former chairman David Bernstein said any sanction must affect City’s league status, arguing fines are meaningless and suggesting a points deduction or relegation.open

Roberto Mancini disputed reports that Manchester City were found guilty and distanced himself from allegations over a second contract, saying it is ‘their problem, not mine’.open

Real Madrid are reportedly unlikely to pursue Erling Haaland next year despite City’s legal uncertainty, with his long contract and their attacking options blocking a move.open

Erling Haaland scored for Norway, but Portugal won 2-1 after Orjan Nyland’s error gifted Goncalo Ramos the winner. Ruben Dias also denied his City team-mate.open

Rayan Cherki’s deeper midfield role for France against Türkiye raised the prospect of Enzo Maresca using him there for City after Zinedine Zidane praised his all-round game.open

City’s case may yet bring a points deduction, delayed sanctions, a rapid appeal or compensation claims from rival clubs, leaving major uncertainty for the Premier League.open

Khaldoon Al Mubarak told supporters City remain confident of clearing their name, with the Premier League case still ongoing and no punishment yet announced.open

Liverpool’s Cody Gakpo could miss City’s trip to Anfield after suffering an ankle injury on Netherlands duty, adding to Liverpool’s attacking concerns.open

Cas is sport’s arbitration body, handling governance, contract and disciplinary disputes. It oversees many cases, but Manchester City’s Premier League charges cannot be appealed there.open

Erling Haaland was due to face the media before Norway’s game with Portugal, after reaction to Manchester City’s guilty verdict.open

Manchester City’s Nico O’Reilly and Aston Villa’s Ezri Konsa missed England’s main training session, following individual programmes before Tuesday’s match against Czechia.open

Javier Tebas revived his long-running criticism of City’s financial model, saying the case shows the need for economic oversight, though proceedings and any sanction remain ongoing.open

Erling Haaland’s City future could hinge on any sanction, though he has said he trusts the club. Relegation or major penalties could prompt interest from elite clubs.open

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