City says the New York Times report citing 'people familiar with the case' is extremely concerning.
LONDON: Premier League champions Manchester City said Tuesday they were concerned “individuals intent on damaging” the club may be behind a news report that European football’s financial regulators are poised to recommend they be barred from the Champions League.
The New York Times said Monday that members of the investigatory chamber of Uefa’s financial control board, set up to analyse the accounts of clubs suspected of breaking cost-control regulations, met two weeks ago in Switzerland to finalise their conclusions. It was unclear if such a ban, if levied, would be enforced next season or in the 2020-21 campaign, the Times said, noting that with qualifying for Europe’s most prestigious and lucrative club championship set to start in June there is little time to finalize a sanction.
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