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Man City charges latest: Chairman’s statement, how long process could take and what next?
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Reports claim that an independent tribunal has reached decisions in Manchester City’s 115 charges case. Sky Sports analyses what could happen next in the inquiry…
If any of the breaches are proven, it is highly likely Manchester City will appeal. In this case, both sides can appeal within 14 days of the judgment.
Any appeal would be heard by a new three-person commission.
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Crystal Palace forward Ismaila Sarr will need time to process the collapse of his proposed move to Liverpool, says head coach Pierre Sage.
The Senegal attacker, who was the club’s top scorer last season, was linked with a move to Anfield late in the transfer window, but ended up staying at Selhurst Park.
Sage admitted: “He has to digest for sure because it’s a dream for a lot of
“After all, this is a football club and the more people it has who understand football the better it is. We’re striving towards that.
“We need a new manager and we’ve got to get it right. This is not one to take lightly if we are going to exploit the best of the talent we have.
“Personally, I’d like to see a proven manager who’s done this before and knows
Majority owners Jason Levien and Steve Kaplan are in the process of selling their stake in Swansea City to fellow shareholders Andy Coleman, Brett Cravatt and Nigel Morris as well as businessman Jason Cohen.
American duo Levien and Kaplan bought a 68% stake in the Championship club – then in the Premier League – in the summer of 2016 in a deal that valued Swansea at around £100m to £110m.
