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Photo: Enzo Maresca Spotted for the First Time Since Manchester City's Guilty Premier League Verdict

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Assessing Manchester City's start to the 2026/27 season The return of Enzo Maresca to the club's training facilities comes after an independent commission found that Manchester City had artificially inflated their commercial revenues by £830 million across a period of nine seasons.

That finding has sparked outrage throughout football, with some calling for the club to be punished heavily with sanctions such as extended transfer bans, points deductions, and even expulsion from the Premier League mentioned in various quarters.

From the side of Manchester City, chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak and CEO Ferran Soriano have remained insistent on the belief that the football club is entirely innocent of wrongdoing, and an appeal against the Premier League's decision has been lodged.

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Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca has been spotted for the first time returning to the club's training ground after the guilty verdict issues by the Premier League.

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