According to NOS Voetbal, Manchester City is in trouble after being found guilty by an independent commission of breaching multiple financial rules. The Premier League club is facing severe punishment, with other top-flight clubs calling for a swift resolution. Manchester City's former manager Pep Guardiola has attempted to reassure fans, stating that he stands behind the club and its owner, Sheikh Mansour.

Guardiola's words of encouragement come as the club faces the possibility of severe punishment, including the loss of points and even relegation from the Premier League. The club's current manager, however, remains tight-lipped on the matter, with Ferran Soriano, the club's director, refusing to comment on the situation.

The club's owner, Sheikh Mansour, has also remained silent on the issue, despite being the driving force behind Manchester City's success and financial doping. The club's financial dealings have been under scrutiny for years, with Football Leaks and Der Spiegel exposing the club's use of fake sponsorship deals to inflate its finances.

The Premier League is expected to impose a severe punishment on Manchester City, with some clubs calling for a swift resolution to the matter. The club's lawyer, Roberto Branco Martins, has stated that the club can appeal the decision, which could delay the process further.

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