Khaldoon al-Mubarak chairs Manchester City and the club’s parent, City Football Group, guiding strategy, big-sport investments, and a global football footprint.
An independent commission has found Manchester City guilty of 114 of 115 Premier League financial-rule breaches, multiple outlets have reported. Sanctions have not been decided; the club has said the process remains ongoing and will appeal. The verdict covers alleged breaches from 2009–18 and could produce heavy penalties, including points deductions or expulsion.
City has been found guilty on most charges in the Premier League probe, which could lead to severe penalties. Al Mubarak asserts the club’s innocence and says confidentiality limits what can be shared; the process is far from over and an appeal is expected.
Manchester City’s new manager Enzo Maresca faces a midfield puzzle as Rodri undergoes back surgery, with questions over his return and possible moves in a window that also sees new signings like Elliot Anderson and cautious talk around James Trafford and Jack Grealish.
Manchester City’s new midfield trio—Enzo Fernandez, Elliot Anderson and Ayyoub Bouaddi—have arrived as part of a high-spending window, with City aiming to rebuild after core departures. Dias has been named captain as the club seeks to sustain its winning culture under Maresca.