Man City charges: Any political interference and I’ll quit, says regulator

The head of the English football regulatory body stated he would resign if there was political interference regarding sanctions for Manchester City. The club was found guilty of over 100 financial violations, including artificially inflating revenue over nearly a decade to bypass fair-play rules. David Kogan emphasized that he has not faced political pressure and would resign if interference occurred. UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham expressed concern about losing City’s current ownership but said he would not get directly involved.