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Rodri believes in Man City's 'innocence'

Rodri firmly believes in Manchester City's innocence regarding recent financial misconduct allegations. He voiced his support for the club as it prepares to appeal the Premier League's rulings, recalling a previous acquittal in 2020. Prime...

BBC News· Sep 25, 2026 · 11:39 PM · 35 views

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Rodri firmly believes in Manchester City's innocence regarding recent financial misconduct allegations. He voiced his support for the club as it prepares to appeal the Premier League's rulings, recalling a previous acquittal in 2020. Prime Minister Andy Burnham also advises caution as fans and clubs ponder the implications for City.

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