Pep Guardiola says he trusts Manchester City as the club awaits rulings on 115 alleged breaches of Premier League financial rules. Speaking as he prepares to leave the club, the departing manager reiterates confidence in the club’s conduct and in the decision-making of its board. Multiple outlets report that Guardiola frames the situation around his belief that the club acted appropriately, even as the case continues through the Premier League’s processes.
The reporting also highlights that the outcome of the charges is still pending, with the decision expected after further legal and procedural steps. Coverage describes Guardiola’s comments as a final statement tied to his departure, sometimes referencing what he sees as his “Etihad” legacy and his views on the matter as he moves on.
Across the sources, the central point is that Guardiola does not dispute the existence of the Premier League charges, but maintains that he trusts the club’s behaviour while it waits for the final rulings.
