😶"So Chelsea actually are bigger offender and worse offenders than Man City."

Former Crystal Palace chairman Simon Jordan has argued that Chelsea are worse financial offenders than Manchester City following reports of City's potential sanctions. Speculation regarding Manchester City's punishment escalated after a Daily Mail report claimed the club faces a likely fine and points deduction resulting in relegation after allegedly being found guilty of 114 charges, which City has appealed.
Speaking on Piers Morgan's Sports Uncensored, Jordan stated Chelsea were allowed unchecked spending under Roman Abramovich before rules were implemented to restrict clubs like City. Meanwhile, defender Marc Guehi noted the Manchester City squad remains calm and united amid the ongoing controversy.
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