From the Guardian · · 1m 20s
Glasner urges quick end to Manchester City saga
Forest manager says Premier League integrity at risk as City appeal financial ruling.
In brief
Forest manager says Premier League integrity at risk as City appeal financial ruling. Nottingham Forest manager Oliver Glasner warns the Premier League's integrity is threatened by Manchester City's appeal against a financial ruling that found them artificially inflating income by over £900m. Originally reported by…
Glasner warns league integrity
Nottingham Forest manager Oliver Glasner says the Premier League's integrity is under threat after Manchester City were found guilty of arranging sham contracts.
City appeal financial ruling
Manchester City are appealing against last week's judgment that they broke financial rules across a nine-year period by artificially inflating income by more than £900m.
Glasner urges quick resolution
Glasner says the case must be finalised as soon as possible to protect the competition’s integrity after legal delays harmed Crystal Palace’s league status.
Crystal Palace example
Glasner cited Crystal Palace’s demotion from the Europa League due to legal delays as an example of how long legal processes can take.
Global impact on fans
Glasner warns that if fans lose trust in the Premier League, they may switch off globally, especially in Europe.
City deny wrongdoing
Manchester City deny wrongdoing and state their appeal is based on clear material errors in the ruling.
The main idea
Nottingham Forest manager Oliver Glasner warns the Premier League's integrity is threatened by Manchester City's appeal against a financial ruling that found them artificially inflating income by over £900m.
