Manchester City have been found guilty of all but one of 115 financial breaches by an independent commission, as Arsenal legend Ian Wright calls for an 'unprecedented' punishment

Ian Wright has demanded an unprecedented punishment for Manchester City following news that the club was found guilty of financial breaches. An independent commission ruled City guilty of all but one of 115 Premier League charges, citing issues including sham contracts with commercial partners. Speaking to ITV Sport, Wright labeled the actions cheating on an industrial scale.
Manchester City issued a statement expressing surprise and disappointment, maintaining their innocence while confirming plans to appeal the verdict. Former Manchester United midfielder Roy Keane also backed sanctions, calling the situation damaging for the league's global brand.
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