Rodri has broken his silence on Manchester City's guilty verdict, stating he believes in "the innocence of the club" after the Premier League side was found to have breached financial rules.
An independent panel delivered its decision on Friday, finding the club guilty on 114 of the 115 charges brought against them. The verdict ends a three-year wait for City, who had faced allegations of rule-breaking since the case was first announced.
Rodri's response
Rodri, who played for Manchester City between 2019 and 2026, has now publicly backed his former club following the outcome. According to BeanymanSports, the Spaniard said: "I believe in the justice system and I believe in the innocence of the club."
The midfielder's comments highlight his belief that City did not infringe the rules, despite the panel's ruling.
Impact and next steps
The verdict marks a significant moment for Manchester City, who have consistently denied any wrongdoing throughout the process. Further details on the panel's findings and any potential sanctions are expected to emerge in the coming days.
For now, the club and its supporters await the full implications of the decision, with Rodri's statement adding to the ongoing debate surrounding the case.
