Manchester City have faced calls to be stripped of their titles after being found guilty of 114 breaches of the Premier League's financial rules, with Wayne Rooney now speaking about matters

Former Manchester United forward Wayne Rooney stated he would refuse a 2011/12 Premier League winners medal if Manchester City were stripped of the title. Manchester City were reportedly found guilty of 114 breaches of Premier League financial regulations, sparking debate regarding whether historical honors should be revoked. Manchester City deny any wrongdoing and are expected to appeal the ruling.
Manchester United finished second on goal difference to Manchester City under Sir Alex Ferguson during the 2011/12 campaign. Speaking on Stick to United, Rooney emphasized that United did not deserve the accolade after relinquishing a late-season lead, expressing sympathy for the City players involved while contrasting his stance with former teammates such as Rio Ferdinand.
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