A defiant Khaldoon Al Mubarak maintained Man City’s innocence despite a reported guilty verdict last week and, as Miguel Delaney details, the CEO holds a pivotal position for the club with repercussions set to be felt beyond sport in the…

Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak issued a defiant letter to supporters maintaining the club's innocence following reports that Manchester City is expected to be found guilty of nearly all charges in its Premier League financial case.
Al Mubarak stated that the club's intent and confidence in proving its innocence remain as strong as when charges were initially filed in February 2023, while noting his statement underwent legal checks to comply with confidentiality rules.
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