Roy Keane says Manchester City trophies result from cheating
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 30, 2026, 6:34 AM
Last updated Sep 30, 2026
Roy Keane criticized Manchester City following a verdict that found the club guilty of financial breaches. The Premier League determined that City overstated its income by over £830 million and engaged in dishonest practices from 2009 to 2018, during which they won eight trophies. Keane stated he would discard any medals won under such circumstances, calling it cheating. The impact of this ruling raises questions about potential sanctions, including the possibility of City being stripped of their titles. An appeal by City is due by October 2.
- •Keane expresses disdain for City's trophies won during financial misconduct.
- •City ruled guilty of overstating income and dishonest agreements.
- •The Premier League's ruling covers a nine-year period of violations.
- •City has until October 2 to appeal the judgment.
- •Pundits call for severe sanctions after the verdict.
- 6:34 AMYahoo Sports — Roy Keane says ‘I’d stick medals in the bin’ after Manchester City charges verdict
"The former Manchester United captain said the medals had been won by ‘cheating’
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