Manchester City Ownership Raised in House of Commons and Prime Minister's Questions
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29-second readManchester City fans REACT to the club's guilty Premier League verdict It is the latest development in an ever-developing landscape surrounding those at the Etihad Stadium, following on from an international break that brought about a long-awaited verdict concerning Manchester City .
Following the release of findings from an independent commission, the Premier League confirmed that City had been found guilty on the majority of their initial 115 charges, issued to the club in February 2023.
As part of that publication, City are claimed to have breached the Premier League’s financial rules as well as charges relating to failing to co-operate with the English top-flight's long-running investigation.
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The relationship between British Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Manchester City's ownership has now been raised in the House of Commons, looking back on the former Mayor of Greater Manchester's time in the role.
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