England manager Thomas Tuchel has admitted that his players have been talking about the huge story involving Manchester City at the moment. News broke last week of Man City being found guilty of the vast majority of the 115 charges…

England manager Thomas Tuchel admitted that Manchester City's financial charges verdict has become a major talking point among his players in camp. Following reports that Manchester City was found guilty of most of their 115 Premier League financial charges, Tuchel acknowledged the team discussed the news during their downtime between fixtures.
Tuchel declined to offer his own detailed opinion on the matter, noting that nobody needs his "half knowledge" on the situation. England is currently preparing to face Croatia in a Nations League match, with Manchester City players Elliot Anderson and Marc Guehi involved in the squad, while Nico O'Reilly departed due to injury.
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