UEFA chief asserts confidence in the correctness of the Financial Fair Play (FFP) charges against Manchester City, while Liverpool awaits developments.

UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin reaffirms the correctness of UEFA’s investigation and punishment of Manchester City for Financial Fair Play (FFP) breaches in 2018.

Ceferin emphasizes confidence in the independent body’s decision, despite City’s successful appeal at the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

While City faces unresolved charges in 2023, the Premier League’s recent punishments for other clubs under Profitability and Sustainability rules raise questions about potential consequences for City.

Ceferin expresses respect for the legal process and refrains from criticizing the ongoing situation in England. City’s rivals, including Liverpool, eagerly await the outcome of the case, with a trial date set.

Premier League chief executive Richard Masters acknowledges fans’ frustration but distinguishes City’s charges, emphasizing a different context for the proceedings.