Marc Guehi said he wants to be part of future Manchester City success as he trusts club bosses in their appeal against the guilty verdict

Manchester City defender Marc Guehi revealed that the squad remains calm and relaxed following the club's guilty verdict regarding the 115 charges. Guehi, who was named to the leadership group by manager Enzo Maresca after signing in January, noted that the players maintain trust in the club and are strictly prioritizing their performances on the pitch.
Alongside captain Ruben Dias and deputy Erling Haaland, Guehi highlighted the strong team spirit and support from staff and supporters. The 26-year-old former Crystal Palace captain emphasized that he intends to remain part of Manchester City's future as the club works to overturn the verdict.
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