Bos Premier League: Dugaan 115 Kasus Man City Harus Diselesaikan
Manchester City menghadapi 115 tuntutan karena dugaan pelanggaran regulasi keuangan. CEO Premier League, Richard Masters, mengatakan sekarang saatnya kasus tersebut diselesaikan.
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Five Talking Points In The New Premier League Season
Manchester City face a strong challenge from Arsenal as the champions look to win an unprecedented fifth successive Premier League title. Liverpool start a new era with Arne Slot replacing Jurgen Klopp, while Erik ten Hag is under pressure to deliver at Manchester United after narrowly avoiding the sack. Let's look at five things to watch out for when the new season gets underway on Friday:
Prem Chief Richard Masters: No 'happy alternative' to enforcing rules
Richard Masters accepts the legal cases facing Premier League champions Manchester City and others create "uncertainty and frustration" heading into the new season but said: "There is no happy alternative to enforcing the rules."
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Man City Bidik Trofi Premier League Kelima Beruntun
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Man City’s Haaland nominated for PFA Player of the Year award
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Sidang Dugaan 115 Pelanggaran Manchester City Dimulai September Nanti
Manchester City akan jalani sidang dugaan 115 pelanggaran pada September nanti. Hasil putusannya akan ditentukan mulai tahun 2025 mendatang.
Man City hearing into 115 alleged rule breaches reportedly brought forward
Manchester City’s hearing into 115 alleged breaches of Premier League financial regulations has been brought forward to next month, according to a report in The Times.