Manchester United have employed a handful of former Man City staff members over the last few years - as things stand, none are implicated in the City fiasco.

Manchester United has hired several former Manchester City staff members, including CEO Omar Berrada, but none are implicated in City's financial rule breaches. Following an independent commission finding City guilty of financial charges, writer Steven Railston addresses whether United's recruitment of former City figures remains justified.
Railston argues that while former staff enhanced their resumes at the Etihad, they were hired on individual merit. United remains confident that none of the findings against Manchester City compromise employees at Old Trafford.
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