Independent football regulator David Kogan has vowed to resign if the government tries to interfere in how the Manchester City financial charges are handled.Kogan insisted the Independent Football Reg…
David Kogan, chair of the Independent Football Regulator (IFR), has vowed to resign if political interference affects the handling of Manchester City's financial case. Speaking on 'The Rest is Football' podcast, Kogan insisted on maintaining regulatory independence as Manchester City navigate the legal fallout of their Premier League financial breach charges.
Kogan also noted that the regulator holds the authority to force a club sale if owners fail to operate with fitness and propriety. The comments follow reports that Manchester City's ownership, led by Sheikh Mansour, could face severe penalties after being found guilty of major rule breaches, pending appeal.
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