Roberto Mancini makes a public response after Manchester City is found guilty of 114 of 115 Premier League financial charges. The former Manchester City manager says the decision is not something he considers directly linked to him, according to reports.
The outlets describe his reaction while noting his long association with the club. One report says Mancini was appointed in 2009, the same year as the period in which the alleged financial wrongdoing began. Another outlet frames his statement as part of widening scrutiny around the case, highlighting that the verdict adds intensity to the dispute. The Mirror also reports claims that Mancini was paid off the books during his time as manager, presenting a more contentious angle than other coverage, though without detailing how his statement addresses those specific allegations.
