There is only one story dominating world football right now, and that’s Manchester City being found guilty of all charges related to serious breaches of…

Former Celtic midfielder Craig Burley appeared on ESPN to compare Manchester City's financial breaches to Rangers' past financial controversies. Addressing American audiences following reported guilty verdicts against Manchester City, Burley argued that spending beyond club means to assemble a squad equates to cheating in football.
Reflecting on Scottish football history, Burley noted that Rangers paid above their means to secure trophies before facing liquidation and restarting at the bottom tier. Writer Amir Mir observed that rivals are now demanding severe punishments for Manchester City similar to the fallout experienced in Scotland.
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