Levy Expands Critique of Man City Case Delay

Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy has criticized the drawn-out investigation into Manchester City's 115 alleged breaches of Premier League financial rules, asserting that the delay harms the league's reputation and calling for a prompt resolution. Levy expressed frustration over the heavy legal involvement and stated a preference for internal governance over costly legal proceedings. Manchester City continues to deny all wrongdoing, citing a comprehensive body of irrefutable evidence in their defense. Levy also raised concerns about the risks posed by multi-club ownership structures and related party sponsorships potentially distorting competition. He further voiced skepticism about the effectiveness and cost of the upcoming government-backed football regulator. Levy’s remarks underscore a growing consensus in English football about the need for timely, transparent outcomes to preserve trust and integrity in the sport.