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Manchester City to appeal financial-rules verdict, CEO rejects conspiracy claims

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Manchester City CEO Ferran Soriano said the club will appeal an independent commission’s guilty verdict for breaches of Premier League financial rules. He described the verdicts as based on a conspiracy theory and said the case relied on a single false accusation. Other Premier League clubs have sought publication of the verdict, while Manchester City maintains its innocence.

Generated automatically by AI from 3 sources, without editorial review · updated 30 Sept

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  1. 28 Sept, 20:30Manchester City chief maintains club’s innocence as rivals push for verdict to be published · The Guardian
  2. 29 Sept, 18:39Manchester City CEO Soriano says guilty verdicts are ‘a Premier League conspiracy theory’ · The Guardian
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  1. 29 September
  2. CryptoBriefing
    Latest29 Sept, 23:23

    Man City CEO slams Premier League ruling as ‘conspiracy theory’

    The Premier League's ruling against Manchester City could significantly impact their future league participation and alter market dynamics.

    CryptoBriefingCryptoBriefing•Estefano Gomez
  3. Al Jazeera
    Follow-up29 Sept, 23:06

    Man City CEO: Premier League verdict based on ‘conspiracy theory’

    Man City says it will appeal after an independent commission convicted it of breaking Premier League financial rules.

    Al JazeeraAl Jazeera
  4. The Guardian
    Follow-up29 Sept, 18:39

    Manchester City CEO Soriano says guilty verdicts are ‘a Premier League conspiracy theory’

    Soriano: the case is based on ‘a single false accusation’ Club to appeal after verdict on more than 100 charges Manchester City’s chief executive, Ferran Soriano, has said the guilty verdicts against the club for breaches of financial rules are based…

    The GuardianThe Guardian•Will Unwin
  5. 28 September
  6. The Guardian
    First seen28 Sept, 20:30

    Manchester City chief maintains club’s innocence as rivals push for verdict to be published

    Ferran Soriano tells European clubs City will fight verdict Premier League clubs complain of ‘void’ over timeline A number of Premier League clubs are pushing for the Manchester City verdict to be published as soon as possible, with the club digging…

    The GuardianThe Guardian•Matt Hughes in Copenhagen