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Ferran Soriano defends Manchester City

The legal battle isn't wrapping up for Manchester City, and Ferran Soriano, the club's CEO, is making sure everyone knows why. The Premier League's accusations are being labeled a false accusation right from the start, with Soriano calling the conclusions clearly erroneous. He's pushing back hard on the narrative that sponsorship funds originated from the owner, insisting instead that the club presented irrefutable evidence to prove otherwise. According to Soriano, the league constructed a conspiracy theory while ignoring substantial evidence that was right in front of them. This isn't the first time the club has faced this kind of heat; he notes that we have been here before. Despite the pressure, Manchester City pledged to be relentless in its defense and confirmed an appeal is coming against the findings. They aren't stopping there either, intending to explore other legal avenues beyond the current process. There's also a specific demand on the table: compensation covering a two-year period. Soriano expressed confidence that the club will view this event as another instance of overcoming adversity rather than a defeat. The Etihad Stadium stands ready, but the fight is far from over because Manchester City remains unwilling to consider the case closed.

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Ferran Soriano defends Manchester City

The legal battle isn't wrapping up for Manchester City, and Ferran Soriano, the club's CEO, is making sure everyone knows why. The Premier League's accusations are being labeled a false accusation right from the start, with Soriano calling the conclusions clearly erroneous. He's pushing back hard on the narrative that sponsorship funds originated from the owner, insisting instead that the club presented irrefutable evidence to prove otherwise. According to Soriano, the league constructed a conspiracy theory while ignoring substantial evidence that was right in front of them. This isn't the first time the club has faced this kind of heat; he notes that we have been here before. Despite the pressure, Manchester City pledged to be relentless in its defense and confirmed an appeal is coming against the findings. They aren't stopping there either, intending to explore other legal avenues beyond the current process. There's also a specific demand on the table: compensation covering a two-year period. Soriano expressed confidence that the club will view this event as another instance of overcoming adversity rather than a defeat. The Etihad Stadium stands ready, but the fight is far from over because Manchester City remains unwilling to consider the case closed.

1mo