Following the English Premier League’s statement revealing the extent of Manchester City’s financial misdeeds, NBA champion Josh Hart had a strong reaction. The big story…

New York Knicks player Josh Hart reacted strongly on social media following a Premier League verdict concerning Manchester City's finances. The report alleged that Manchester City artificially inflated revenues and reduced costs by £900 million ($1.19 billion) over a decade. In response to the revelations, Hart stated on X, "Man City lied about 900 million pounds?! Forget relegation… Burn the club down."
Hart is an outspoken supporter of Chelsea, one of Manchester City's Premier League rivals. While Manchester City are expected to appeal the verdict and formal sanctions remain unannounced, the findings have generated intense discussion across the sports community.
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