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Enzo Maresca to hold talks with Man City stars on THURSDAY with jet-setting stars set to return after guilty verdict – as boss is spotted for the first time since Premier League decision

JACK GAUGHAN: Manchester City's stars are set to meet up as a group on Thursday for the first time since last week's bombshell verdict on the club's finances.

Published: Monday, 5 October 2026 at 3:21 PM
Enzo Maresca to hold talks with Man City stars on THURSDAY with jet-setting stars set to return after guilty verdict – as boss is spotted for the first time since Premier League decision
Key Things to Know
  • Enzo Maresca will hold team talks on Thursday as Manchester City players return from international duty following a financial guilty verdict.
  • An independent commission found Manchester City artificially inflated commercial revenues by £830 million, which the club is appealing.
  • Manchester City visit rivals Liverpool on Sunday having won their opening five Premier League games of the season.
The Story in 60 Seconds

Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca is scheduled to address his squad on Thursday at the City Football Academy for their first group session since the Premier League's financial verdict. The meeting follows an independent commission finding that City artificially inflated commercial revenues by £830 million, a ruling the club strongly contests and has appealed. Maresca was seen arriving at the Etihad Stadium on Monday as players prepare to return from international duty ahead of Sunday's match against Liverpool.

Players including Phil Foden and Antoine Semenyo remained at club facilities during the break, while others, such as Enzo Fernandez and England's Elliot Anderson, Marc Guehi, and Rico Lewis, are returning from international matches. Nico O'Reilly returned early with an injury, though Norway manager Stale Solbakken downplayed concerns regarding Erling Haaland's fitness. Maresca faces the task of managing the squad amidst potential Premier League punishments, despite opening the season with five consecutive league wins.

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