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Manchester City CEO Ferran Soriano refuses to comment on guilty verdict

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Manchester City CEO Ferran Soriano refuses to answer questions after the club was found guilty of serious breaches of the Premier League's financial rules.
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Manchester City chief executive Ferran Soriano was tight-lipped when approached by a Sky reporter after the club were found guilty of serious breaches of the Premier League's financial rules. "The Premier League confirms that you have been cheating for almost a decade. Are you going to apologise to football fans?" asked journalist Rob Harris. "I have nothing to say. Thank you," Soriano replied, then refused to answer when Harris asked if City we…

Manchester City CEO Ferran Soriano is currently unwilling to comment on the case surrounding the English club. A Sky Sports reporter attempted to speak to the Spaniard but received little response. On Tuesday, it became clear that an independent commission has indeed found Manchester City guilty of financial violations in the Premier League.

Manchester City CEO Ferran Soriano refused to comment on the case surrounding the English club on Tuesday evening. A Sky Sports reporter attempted to speak to the Spaniard but received little response. On Tuesday, it became clear that an independent commission had indeed found Manchester City guilty of financial violations in the Premier League.

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(Adnkronos) - Bufera on Manchester City. Today, Tuesday, September 29, the Premier League officially confirmed that the English club was considered

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Sky Sports broke the news in United Kingdom on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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