Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak has broken his silence, admitting that people have been 'quick to jump to conclusions' after reports that the Sky Blues had been found guilty of 114 out of 115 alleged financial breaches.
Chairman responds to guilty reports
Al Mubarak's comments come after widespread speculation regarding the club's verdict on the charges brought by the Premier League. The chairman's statement marks the first public response from the club's leadership since the reports emerged.
The reports suggested that Manchester City had been found guilty of 114 of the 115 alleged breaches, a development that has dominated football news coverage.
Al Mubarak speaks out
Speaking publicly for the first time, Al Mubarak acknowledged the speed at which conclusions have been drawn, without confirming or denying the specifics of the reported verdict.
More to follow.
