Not only Haaland's injury, the worst news that Pep Guardiola receives from Manchester City

Manchester City is one of the teams experiencing one of its most successful years in the last decade. The citizen team has significantly positioned itself as one of the current clubs with the most titles won in such a short time. However, the English club's great million-dollar project receives terrible news. According to MARCA and Sky, they are being investigated for non-compliance with financial regulations.

The harsh sanction imposed on Everton by the Premier League Commission for breach of financial rules has opened the debate in the United Kingdom about whether this body will be able to act with the same severity with Manchester City and Chelsea, teams with pending cases of financial control of the same nature that has led to Everton being punished with a 10-point deduction, the largest sanction in the history of the Premier League.

If Everton has received this sporting sanction for a single case, what should happen to Manchester City, with 115 cases under study? It is the question that the English public is asking at this time. This type of sanction would be very harsh for the project and may have a negative resolution if everything is confirmed.

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Regarding this situation, Marca confirmed that the risk of losing points or even relegation, with this scenario, is really palpable for both Chelsea and Manchester City (and any club that is warned of non-compliance), according to to an investigation published by the newspaper Marca this Saturday, November 18. Stefan Borson, a lawyer who has advised City on these matters, believes the decision sets a dangerous precedent. «For me, 10 points for Everton seems harsh for a simple FFP infringement. But it reinforces that the sanctions against City (if proven) and now against Chelsea (if collected and admitted in unrecorded payments) could induce relegation », he tweeted.