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Pep Guardiola Supports Manchester City Amid Financial Rule Breach Verdicts

September 30, 2026 • 5 hours ago •

MANCHESTER: Former Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has publicly backed the club following a shocking verdict that found them guilty of over 100 breaches of Premier League financial regulations. The ruling, announced on Wednesday, has cast a shadow over the club’s future in the top tier of English football.

Guardiola’s statement came a day after Premier League chief executive Richard Masters described the independent commission’s decision as the “most significant in Premier League history.” Masters emphasized that City had “systematically broken Premier League rules for nearly a decade,” and the league is committed to a swift resolution regarding potential penalties.

The implications of this ruling could be severe for Manchester City, who have consistently denied any wrongdoing. Possible sanctions include a significant points deduction, hefty fines, or even expulsion from the Premier League, which would drastically alter the competitive landscape of English football.

As the club prepares to appeal the decision, they have until Friday to submit their case. Guardiola, who left his managerial position at the Etihad Stadium in May, took to social media to express his unwavering support for the club during this tumultuous period.