Mancini unconcerned about Man City financial scandal implications
ESPN Soccer • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 2, 2026, 5:24 PM
Last updated Oct 2, 2026
Roberto Mancini, former Manchester City manager and current Italy coach, expressed he is not worried about potential implications from the club's financial rule-breaking scandal. Manchester City announced its intention to appeal a recent guilty verdict in this ongoing situation. The appeal process will provide clarity on the outcome as the club addresses these serious allegations.
- •Mancini comments on the financial scandal involving Manchester City.
- •The club announced plans to appeal the verdict on October 2, 2026.
- •Ongoing investigations bring uncertainty to Manchester City's standing.
- •Mancini maintains a focus on his role as Italy's coach amid the controversy.
- 5:36 PMESPN Soccer — Mancini 'not concerned' by Man City guilty verdict
"Former Manchester City manager and current Italy coach Roberto Mancini says he is unconcerned about being implicated in the financial rule-breaking scandal engulfing the English club, which on Friday said it was appealing the verdict.
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