Mauricio Pochettino has pointed to the punishment previously handed to Everton while discussing what could constitute a fair sanction for Manchester City following reports of the independent commission’s findings. The former Tottenham and Chelsea manager referenced both Everton and Nottingham…

Mauricio Pochettino referenced previous sanctions given to Everton and Nottingham Forest during a discussion regarding Manchester City's financial charges. Speaking to ESPN, the former Chelsea and Tottenham manager questioned what a fair punishment would be following reports surrounding the independent commission's findings against City.
Pochettino noted the difficulty of establishing a fair penalty compared to past PSR cases. Everton previously received two deductions totaling eight points in 2023/24, while Manchester City continues to dispute reported findings and maintains its innocence.
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