Amanda Staveley has spoken out on Manchester City's Premier League financial charges and hopes the club and the league can reach a "resolution"

Former Newcastle United co-owner Amanda Staveley has urged Manchester City and the Premier League to find a resolution following the recent ruling on the club's financial charges. Speaking at the Leaders Week event at Stamford Bridge, Staveley advocated for resolving ongoing conflicts and focusing on the future of the league.
The Premier League recently announced that Manchester City was found guilty of financial breaches between 2009/10 and 2017/18, alleging inflated sponsorship revenues. Manchester City has denied all wrongdoing and officially lodged an appeal, asserting they hold irrefutable evidence of their innocence.
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