Manchester City launch fresh legal challenge on Premier League over “unlawful” rules | OneFootball
The latest development follows a vote in November, when a majority of top-flight clubs voted in favour of changes to APT rules, prompted by a legal challenge sparked by Manchester City in June 2024 when the club deemed the rules to be part of “a tyranny of the majority”.
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Manchester City have completed the signing of Nico Gonzalez from FC Porto in a deal believed to be worth £50million. The 23-year-old becomes City's fourth addition of the January transfer ...
Omar Marmoush’s blockbuster switch from Eintracht Frankfurt to Manchester City was arguably the biggest transfer of the ...
Yardbarker on MSN6d
An FC Porto midfielder wants to move to Manchester City but can they get a deal done?With deadline day upon us, it is clear to see that Manchester City are in desperate need of a midfielder or two. That was ...
Mike Arteta took Arsenal's men's first team to Dubai for a mid-season training camp while their league competitors remained ...
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New York City FC defender Christian McFarlane signs with Manchester CityManchester City signed another young defender in the January transfer window after 18-year-old left back Christian McFarlane ...
One of the most active WSL players on social media, Kerstin Casparij wants to entertain and inspire with her posts ...
One name that continues to be very interesting when looking at a potential addition to Bayern Munich’s backline is ...
Esteemed Kompany on MSN1d
Manchester City took their time to sign a player they’d had their eye on for some timeIt took until deadline day of the January transfer window but Manchester City finally signed a player they had held an ...
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