Breaking: UEFA banned Manchester City for next two seasons
English Football club Manchester City has been banned from the Champions League for the next two seasons after a serious breach of UEFA’s financial fair play regulations. European Football’s governing body has also announced that Manchester City will not be able to compete in UEFA club competition and has to pay around 30 million euros in fine. Club responded by saying the case has been initiated and judged by UEFA
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