TRENDING

Army activates three formations in Kebbi to fight banditry • 2027: Police vow security for voters, urge responsible reporting • September: Military counters 367 attacks, kills 52 terrorists • Nigeria @66: Tinubu’s reforms yielding results, says Akume • Edo NBA seeks speedy trials of criminal cases • Obi seeks end to insecurity, safe return of IDPs • Troops, police comb Niger forest for abducted farmers • African Clean Cooking Transition Forum (ACCT) Takes Centre Stage At UNGA 81 • Yahaya Buhari Ali and the pursuit ofBalanced Success • NMDPRA to launch digital gas distribution licence auction before year-end • Afreximbank commits €40m to boost Cameroon’s steel manufacturing • Borno ADC, police trade claims over ‘Tinubu Must Go’ arrests • ACPN Lagos begins ₦800m project to end reliance on dues • Data security fears: INEC assures 2023 election results safe • Ogun 2027: PDP rejects claims challenging Adebutu’s eligibility • Hoodlums kill Benue NDC chair • ‘Tinubu Must Go’: Atiku camp, police clash over arrests • PETROAN seeks direct fuel supply deal with Azikel refineacry • Court sacks APC candidate, orders fresh primary in Gombe • 2027: Abia farmers adopt PDP gov candidate • Army activates three formations in Kebbi to fight banditry • 2027: Police vow security for voters, urge responsible reporting • September: Military counters 367 attacks, kills 52 terrorists • Nigeria @66: Tinubu’s reforms yielding results, says Akume • Edo NBA seeks speedy trials of criminal cases • Obi seeks end to insecurity, safe return of IDPs • Troops, police comb Niger forest for abducted farmers • African Clean Cooking Transition Forum (ACCT) Takes Centre Stage At UNGA 81 • Yahaya Buhari Ali and the pursuit ofBalanced Success • NMDPRA to launch digital gas distribution licence auction before year-end • Afreximbank commits €40m to boost Cameroon’s steel manufacturing • Borno ADC, police trade claims over ‘Tinubu Must Go’ arrests • ACPN Lagos begins ₦800m project to end reliance on dues • Data security fears: INEC assures 2023 election results safe • Ogun 2027: PDP rejects claims challenging Adebutu’s eligibility • Hoodlums kill Benue NDC chair • ‘Tinubu Must Go’: Atiku camp, police clash over arrests • PETROAN seeks direct fuel supply deal with Azikel refineacry • Court sacks APC candidate, orders fresh primary in Gombe • 2027: Abia farmers adopt PDP gov candidate

September 30, 2026|23:41

Back to Home

Manchester City

Profile: Who are the Emiratis behind crisis-hit Manchester City?

Punch Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

Over the course of nearly two decades, Emirati money has turned once mediocre Manchester City into one of the most dominant teams in world football. Now, the club face substantial sanctions and potentially even automatic relegation from the Premier League. In February 2023, the league brought 115 charges against City for breaching financial rules and Read More: https://punchng.com/profile-who-are-the-emiratis-behind-crisis-hit-manchester-city/

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article