Relegation will end City as a big club, and they will be in serious trouble.
For starters, 90% of their sponsors will leave. The EFL has its own financial regulations, which means City may not be able to afford to pay their top players with the revenue they generate in the EFL and could be forced to sell them to fund the wages of the few players who remain, or to buy players who are willing to play in the Championship or League One.
When they return, they will still need to invest a lot of money, and their biggest problem will be sourcing partners, as most companies would not want to associate with them after this scandal. They are really in trouble if they get relegated; the backlash will be massive.
🚨🇵🇹 EXCL: Manchester City make direct contact with Pedro Neto’s camp as talks start over possible move.
Neto among #MCFC target if Savinho goes to Spurs while he’s also understood to be on Tottenham list as backup option.
Deal also depends on Chelsea valuation. 🔛
🚨🔵 | Current Chelsea 1st and 2nd team under Xabi Alonso with the player recruitment so far.
Do you think this team is enough to play only in the league and cup games next season❓
If you can’t afford to buy the pass to watch the Chelsea vs Western Sydney pre-season game, don’t worry. The game is on Sporty TV Africa YouTube Channel.🤝