The fallout continues following the guilty verdict.

Former Premier League player Danny Mills claims Manchester City's former stars will not care if titles are stripped following an independent commission's ruling. The commission found Manchester City guilty of 114 of the 115 Premier League financial charges dating from 2009 to 2018 regarding inflated sponsorships. Mills stated that historical achievements, celebrations, and moments like Sergio Aguero's famous title-winning goal cannot be taken away retrospectively from players and supporters.
Current striker Erling Haaland called for unity with the fans ahead of Manchester City's upcoming clash with Liverpool. Meanwhile, Enzo Maresca emphasized that the current squad remains focused exclusively on the pitch and leading the league rather than external noise.
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