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🚨 Man City found guilty on multiple charges after Premier League hearing

Manchester City have been found guilty of breaching Premier League financial rules following an independent commission hearing, with the panel ruling that the club engaged in "sham" sponsorship deals and intentionally obstructed the investigation.

The verdict represents one of the most significant disciplinary outcomes in English football history. A separate hearing will now determine City's punishment, which could include points deductions, fines, or other sanctions.

City have consistently denied wrongdoing throughout the lengthy process. The club are expected to appeal the decision.

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⚽ Man City CEO warns against "disproportionate" punishment after guilty verdict

Manchester City CEO Ferran Soriano has spoken out following the club's guilty verdict on 114 Premier League financial rule breaches, warning that any punishment must not be disproportionate to the offences.

Meanwhile, Erling Haaland — who had previously expressed a wish to see the case resolved — has had that wish granted with the verdict now delivered, though the striker's future at the club amid the fallout remains a topic of discussion.

City now await sentencing from the independent commission, with the football world watching closely to see what sanctions — points deductions, fines, or other measures — could be imposed on the Premier League champions.

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⭐ Jacquet impresses on full France debut in Nations League win

Jeremy Jacquet delivered a commanding performance as France beat Belgium 1-0 in the UEFA Nations League, with local media lavishing praise on the 21-year-old Liverpool defender after his full senior international debut.

The verdict from French press was emphatic — "he simply belongs at the highest level" — as Jacquet showed he is more than capable of handling elite international football. A composed and assured display that will only strengthen his standing at both club and country level.

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✍️ Bayern Munich enter race for Haaland alongside Real Madrid

Bayern Munich are reportedly preparing to rival Real Madrid for the signature of Manchester City striker Erling Haaland, setting up a potential cross-continental battle for one of football's most coveted players.

No further details on fee, timeline, or Haaland's own preference have been confirmed at this stage.

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⭐ Messi free-kick not enough as Columbus Crew stun Inter Miami

Lionel Messi scored a stunning free-kick from a tight angle, but it wasn't enough to save Inter Miami as Columbus Crew claimed a dramatic 2-1 victory on Sunday.

The Crew cancelled out Messi's effort with a stoppage-time winner to seal all three points, leaving Miami frustrated after a late collapse.

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✍️ Real Madrid to activate £8.5m buyback for Jacobo Ramon

Real Madrid are set to reclaim Como defender Jacobo Ramon by triggering an £8.5m buyback clause — a significant coup given the 21-year-old is now valued at £38m after an impressive debut season in Serie A under Cesc Fàbregas.

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⭐ Alfie Haaland names six clubs that could sign Erling

Erling Haaland's father Alfie has admitted his son could leave Manchester City despite signing a nine-and-a-half-year contract at the Etihad — and named six clubs capable of attracting him.

The clubs mentioned by Alfie include Real Madrid and Barcelona among the potential destinations, reflecting the scale of interest that could realistically tempt the Norwegian striker away from City.

No timeline or specific transfer fee was referenced, and no formal approach from any club has been reported. The comments add fresh speculation around Haaland's long-term future at a City side currently navigating a difficult Premier League season.

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