Man City Could Face 'Drastic' Sanctions, Former Chairman Says
Manchester City are prepared to appeal any guilty verdict but could face a severe penalty, according to the club's former chairman.
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Manchester City could face "drastic" sanctions, according to the club's former chairman, who said the club is prepared to appeal any guilty verdict, according to Al Jazeera.
The former chairman said City could face a "severe penalty" depending on the outcome of the case, the report said.
The comments add to scrutiny surrounding a disciplinary case involving the club, though the report did not specify the exact nature of the charges or when a verdict might be reached.
Further details on the case and its potential consequences were not included in the source report.
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- Manchester City face ‘drastic’ sanctions, says club’s former chairman — Al Jazeera — All
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