Mancini Says Alleged Man City 'Double Contract' Is 'Not My Concern'
The former Manchester City manager responded to allegations of a double contract arrangement dating to his time at the club.
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Former Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini has said that an alleged "double contract" arrangement dating to his tenure at the club is "not my concern," according to the BBC.
The comments come amid ongoing scrutiny of Manchester City over rules breaches allegedly involving Mancini's period in charge of the club.
Mancini's remarks were brief, and further details of the specific allegations were not included in the available report.
Manchester City has faced broader regulatory scrutiny over financial rules in recent years, though the report does not specify the current status or outcome of proceedings related to this particular allegation.
Sources
- Man City rule breaches not my concern - Mancini — BBC Sport
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