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German outlet Der Spiegel claims they have fresh evidence against Man City.
The newspaper claims they have fresh evidence that proves the Court of Arbitration’s verdict was wrong, but City have strenuously denied the new claims, saying they are a ‘cynical attempt to publicly re-litigate’.
City successfully overturned a two-year European football ban earlier this month, with the independent judicial body finding that they had not breached UEFA’s financial fair play regulations.
It was the same newspaper outlet that published information of City’s breach that lead to the two-year ban.
CAS overturned their two-year ban from Europe on Manchester City for breaching FFP.
The report that led to City’s ban claimed that seven leaked emails, revealed by Football Leaks, showed that the City had disguised owner investment as payments from sponsors in a bid to circumvent financial rules, leading to the punishment from UEFA.
City would appeal the decision and had the ban lifted earlier in July.
But now the German publication claim they have a new batch of emails that they say prove not only City’s guilt in defying financial rules, but that they lied to CAS during the hearing.
The newspaper does not specify the details contained in the emails, but maintain that City have committed wrongdoing in regards to their financial arrangements.
