Rival clubs want retrospective and future punishments for Man City
A number of Premier League clubs want Manchester City to be hit with both retrospective punishments and sanctions in the future.
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"the club are innocent despite the guilty verdicts"
— Ferran Soriano , Executive
"no great rush among clubs to push for the redistribution of trophies"
— Khaldoon Al Mubarak , Executive
Key People
Enzo Maresca is a former football manager and player.
Ferran Soriano is the chief executive of Manchester City Football Club.
Khaldoon Al Mubarak is the chairman of Manchester City and plays a crucial role in the club's operations.
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A number of Premier League clubs want Manchester City to be hit with both retrospective punishments and sanctions in the future.
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