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Manchester City say Premier League fight could take years

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Manchester City chief executive Ferran Soriano said the club’s fight with the Premier League could take years to conclude, with an appeal and any sanctions process still to come, while Joe Hart said he trusts chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak as City maintain their innocence. Thomas Tuchel also said Nico O’Reilly and Ezri Konsa are doubts for England against Czechia after missing training with minor issues.

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Ferran Soriano told club chiefs City’s fight with the Premier League could take years, with an appeal and any sanctions process still to come as the club maintain their innocence.open

Andy Burnham urged calm over reports about City’s verdict, saying people should not jump to conclusions before studying the independent commission’s report in detail.open

Thomas Tuchel said Manchester City’s Nico O’Reilly and Ezri Konsa are doubts for England against Czechia after missing training with minor issues, with final checks due on matchday morning.open

Barcelona could revive their move for Cavan Sullivan if sanctions hit City, as the 17-year-old only has a pre-agreement and no formal contract is signed.open

Joe Hart said he trusts Khaldoon Al Mubarak over the ruling, backing the Manchester City chairman’s insistence that the club will keep fighting to prove their innocence on appeal.open

Mark Ogden said City could still win the Premier League this season, with any punishment likely years away as the club appeal and the sanctions process continues.open

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