Roberto Mancini Dismisses Concerns Over Alleged Double Contract at Manchester City
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Roberto Mancini shrugs off questions regarding an alleged double contract during his time managing Manchester City.
What's new · 10h agoRoberto Mancini reiterated his stance that the situation is not his concern while expressing confidence in the club's innocence.
Former Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini has acknowledged the existence of an alleged secondary contract from his tenure at the club but insisted the matter does not concern him. The Italian coach defended the club, stating they are not guilty following financial rule breaches investigated by the Premier League. Mancini previously managed the English side between two thousand nine and two thousand thirteen, securing their first modern league title.
- Roberto Mancini managed Manchester City for four years and secured a Premier League title in two thousand twelve.
- The former manager asserted that the financial rules scandal surrounding his former club is outside his responsibility.
- Mancini is currently serving as the head coach of the Italian national team.
Why it matters
The remarks surface amid ongoing scrutiny and financial charges facing Manchester City regarding adherence to Premier League regulations.
What outlets agree on
Roberto Mancini has addressed the subject of an alleged secondary contract from his time managing Manchester City, stating that the issue is not his concern while asserting the club's innocence.
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- The IndependentFormer Man City boss Roberto Mancini addresses ‘double contract’ with club1d ago · open ↗
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