I've got my own questions on Man City case - Carrick
Summary
Michael Carrick, Manchester United’s manager, said he still has questions about the Manchester City financial rules case, which he said affected him personally. An independent commission found Manchester City guilty of breaking Premier League financial rules, and the club is appealing the decision, but the case will likely not be resolved until early 2027.Key Facts
- Michael Carrick was a Manchester United player during Manchester City’s 2012 Premier League win.
- Manchester City was found guilty of multiple financial rule breaches from 2009-10 to 2017-18 by an independent commission.
- Some people want Manchester City to lose their trophies and be relegated because of the case.
- Manchester City has appealed the decision, and the appeal could finish by Christmas 2026, with a verdict in early 2027.
- Carrick says winning a title medal years later does not replace the feeling of winning at the time.
- Carrick wants a quick resolution because the situation affects many people in football.
- Manchester United fans displayed a banner showing the years since Manchester City last won a trophy before Sheikh Mansour’s ownership.
- Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta said he trusts Manchester City’s leadership and believes their titles are not tainted.
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