Do we have to reassess Manchester City now? In my columns, I have repeatedly engaged with this club and its key figures. Looking back at what I have written over the years, I believe it remains beyond question that the…

Writing for the Guardian, Philipp Lahm argues that while Manchester City have achieved sporting greatness under Pep Guardiola, the club must be held accountable after reportedly being found guilty of financial breaches. Lahm asserts that rule-breaking deserves punishment, supporting the Premier League's crackdown as City faces potential forced relegation or stripped titles while appealing the decision.
Lahm contrasts City's model with Germany's 50+1 rule, which he views as a vital mechanism to keep clubs connected to grassroots supporters and ensure social cohesion. He stresses that football governance must enforce strict regulations to prevent the sport from becoming entirely detached from its communities and public roots.
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