Former Manchester City midfielder Rodri reacts to Manchester City being found guilty on the reported majority of Premier League financial charges, saying he believes the club is innocent of any wrongdoing.
Rodri, who left City this summer to join Barcelona, is described by multiple outlets as trusting the process and maintaining faith in the club. BBC Sport and other reports quote him as saying he will believe City unless proven otherwise. Several sources also include his message that he expects “justice,” with one outlet describing his stance as hope that whatever happens will be fair.
Some reports note that the verdict has been widely described as involving 114 or 115 charges, reflecting differences in how outlets present the figure. The BBC framing emphasizes his belief in innocence and reliance on City’s guidance, while other outlets highlight his defiant language and confidence that City will pursue further legal steps. At least one report states that the full written ruling and any sanctions are not yet final or published, and that no penalties have been decided.
