Ian Wright has provided his immediate reaction to the news that Manchester City have been found guilty of breaching financial regulations.

Former Arsenal striker Ian Wright gave a strong reaction after Manchester City were found guilty by an Independent Panel of breaching over 100 Premier League financial regulations. Speaking on ITV ahead of England's match against Czechia, Wright labeled the conduct "cheating on an industrial scale" and urged the league to issue unprecedented punishments. The panel determined City artificially inflated revenues by over £900 million via sham contracts and off-the-books payments, with the club planning an appeal.
Pain in the Arsenal writer Alfie Cairns Culshaw argues that Wright's remarks reflect the frustration of Arsenal supporters who feel past silverware was compromised. While Wright predicted the subsequent legal fallout could drag on for a long time, Culshaw contends that the Premier League must and likely will act swiftly to resolve appeals and impose sanctions before the current season concludes.
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