The situation with Manchester City allegedly breaking rules gets complicated. So complex, in fact, that even Andy Burnham is somewhat involved.

Man City Square writer Lee Vowell argues that politician Andy Burnham cannot intervene regarding Manchester City's financial charges, but highlights Burnham's comments praising the club's wider community impact. Burnham acknowledged the club's ownership as a significant partner in revitalizing modern Manchester, noting that investments extended well beyond the Etihad Stadium into the surrounding city.
The article notes that Burnham stepped back from interfering with potential appeals or sanctions following a guilty verdict regarding financial fair play regulations. Vowell emphasizes that while City Football Group's spending aided the local area, it remains separate from whether rules were breached.
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