Football regulator has 'absolute power' to force City sale, says watchdog chair
The football regulator would have 'absolute power' to force Manchester City's sale if the guilty verdict is upheld, according to The Guardian and ESPN.
The football regulator would have 'absolute power' to force a sale of Manchester City if the guilty verdict against the club is upheld, reports The Guardian. The Independent adds that Manchester City have appealed against the verdict.
ESPN quotes the football watchdog chair as asserting this 'absolute' power. The club's appeal is ongoing, and the regulator's authority would only be exercised if the verdict is confirmed.






