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Glasner urges quick end to Manchester City saga and fears damage to Premier League

The Guardian Football about 1 hour 1 mins read

Forest manager believes football fans may ‘switch off’
‘The most important thing is the integrity of the league’

Oliver Glasner has said Manchester City being found guilty of arranging “sham contracts” has damaged the Premier League brand globally and believes the integrity of the English top flight is under threat.

The Nottingham Forest head coach said the league faces a job to repair its image and suggested supporters might switch off after City were found to have artificially inflated their income by more than £900m.

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