Andy Burnham has addressed accusations of downplaying Manchester City being found guilty of all charges related to serious breaches of the Premier League's financial rules

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has denied accusations of downplaying the seriousness of Manchester City's financial breaches after the club was found guilty of Premier League rule violations. Burnham stated that the independent commission's findings must be treated with great care and seriousness while allowing the ongoing legal process to run its course. City has launched an appeal against the ruling, arguing the decision contains clear material errors of law and fact.
Burnham clarified previous comments expressing concern about losing City's owners, emphasizing that wider urban investment should be separated from football regulations. He also compared the situation to Everton's previous financial rule case, reiterating that the judicial process must remain independent and respected.
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