Sky Sports' Jamie Carragher believes stripping Manchester City of their titles should be part of their punishment after they were found guilty of all charges related to serious breaches of financial rules

Pundit Jamie Carragher shared his views on potential punishments for Manchester City following an independent commission's guilty verdict on Premier League financial charges. Speaking on Sky Sports coverage, Carragher noted he was shocked but not surprised by the outcome, amidst broader media discussion regarding potential sanctions such as demotion or expulsion.
The development prompted widespread reaction across football, including analysis of disguised funding and sponsorship income allegations. Manchester City chief Ferran Soriano dismissed the findings as a conspiracy theory, while pundits Roy Keane, Wayne Rooney, and financial expert Kieran Maguire also weighed in on the ruling.
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