Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak expressed confidence that the club will demonstrate its innocence regarding the 115 charges it faces from the Premier League concerning alleged breaches of Financial Fair Play rules. Reports surfaced on Friday indicating that an independent tribunal's findings largely supported the charges against the club.
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In a statement released on Saturday, Al Mubarak acknowledged the swirling media attention and the concerns raised among supporters. He emphasized that the Premier League process is ongoing, stating, "Our confidence and intent in proving the club's innocence is just as strong as when this began."
Al Mubarak addressed the challenges posed by the situation, stating he could not divulge specific details due to the confidentiality of the legal process. He referred fans to both the club's recent statement and a message issued in February 2023 when the charges were first announced. He reiterated that the club has faced adversity before and believes it will overcome this challenge as well.
He also hinted at exciting upcoming matches, highlighting the team's upcoming games against Liverpool and Paris Saint-Germain, which he views as opportunities to celebrate the strength of the Manchester City community.
In its statement on September 25, Manchester City reiterated its commitment to the ongoing Premier League process and stressed their belief in the need for impartial evaluation. The club noted its surprise at the issuance of the charges in February 2023, especially given the extensive evidence they had provided. They expressed a desire for the matter to be resolved fairly and thoroughly.