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Due to a violation of the rules of the own financial game, Manchester City is threatened with the exclusion of European competitions.
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Manchester City will be suspended for two years from the Champions League for breaking the European Union (EU) rules on own currency.
The British Daily Mail newspaper announced that Alweifa had decided to open an investigation into leaks published by the world's most famous leak site, Football City, according to which Manchester City would have manipulated its budget to circumvent the rules fair play.
According to the budget announced by the English club, the sponsor pays him about 57 million euros a year, while leaks indicate that the total Manchester City crop of the sponsor company represents only 8 million euros per year.
The President of the European Football Confederation (EU), Alexander Severin, said: "There is a big deal that is currently under investigation.The penalty could be a two-year exclusion of European competitions if Manchester City is already handled.
It was not the first time that Manchester City broke the rules of financial fair play, which was repeated in 2014, and the fine was to impose a fine of 49 million euros on the club.
The European Union said in statements published in the English press that the sanction in case of repetition of the act would not constitute a material fine this time, but would impose the exclusion of the English club competitions for a period of up to two years.
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