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EPL: Maresca speaks on Man City’s 115 charges as he replaces Guardiola

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New Manchester City manager, Enzo Maresca, has insisted he is not concerned about the 115 charges the Premier League club is facing.

Maresca was answering questions during his first press conference after replacing Pep Guardiola this summer.

City are waiting for a verdict on 115 charges of alleged financial impropriety.

Some of the alleged rule breaches happened between 2009 and 2018, a period when Guardiola had been manager for at least two years.

“The only thing I can say is three years ago, the Treble season, I was here and it was the same words about this. In three years, it’s still the same,” Maresca, who was once Guardiola’s assistant, said.

“Nothing has happened.

“I don’t have any concerns personally.”

EPL: Maresca speaks on Man City’s 115 charges as he replaces Guardiola

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