The Premier League’s actions would ‘have an influence on the bilateral state relationship’, Emirati officials saidThe United Arab Emirates have reportedly warned the government it could cancel big investments in the UK after Manchester City were found guilty by an…

The United Arab Emirates has reportedly warned the UK government it could cancel major investments following Manchester City's guilty verdict in their Premier League financial breach case. Emirati officials stated that the Premier League's actions would influence bilateral relations, with reports indicating a multi-billion pound investment in an Oxbridge tech hub could be halted.
An independent commission upheld 114 of 115 charges against Manchester City in September, ruling that the club arranged sham commercial deals with disguised funding from Abu Dhabi United Group. Manchester City strongly denies the findings, claiming clear material errors, and has formally lodged an appeal against the ruling.
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