Mancini on the 'double contract' at Manchester City: 'It's not my problem'
Asked about Manchester City's alleged financial fair play breaches, Roberto Mancini said it was none of his business, reports The Guardian.
Roberto Mancini was asked about the situation at Manchester City, his former club, during a press conference on the eve of a Nations League match against Turkey, reports TuttoMercatoWeb.
According to The Guardian, the Italian coach mentioned a "double" contract at Manchester City, adding that it "is not my problem". BBC Sport reports similar comments, while Mundo Deportivo quotes him as saying that Manchester City is not his problem.
The topic comes after The Athletic reported that the club had been found guilty of 114 of the 115 charges of breaching the Premier League's financial fair play rules, reports Trivela. Mancini, who managed the club, is said to have told Calciomercato.com that he does not think the club has been found guilty, but that it is none of his business.
