"Manchester City should be relegated" - La Liga president Javier Tebas launches scathing criticism at Guardiola's side

If Manchester City are found guilty, it would go down as one of the most sensational events in the history of English football.

Details: In a recent interview, 63-year-old La Liga president Javier Tebas stated that, in his opinion, there should be no leniency for Manchester City — the club should be relegated and fined for breaking the rules.

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Tebas insists that the 115 charges are not baseless, yet City have still not been sanctioned:

"Other clubs get fined and docked points, and that’s normal if you don’t follow the rules. But Manchester United remain untouched.

Manchester City should be relegated if they are found guilty.

I speak with many Premier League clubs, and most of them don’t understand this either. It weakens the institution." Tebas declared.

If the English Football Association does find Manchester City guilty of the 115 charges, the club will lose its professional status and be forced to begin its climb back to the top from the amateur leagues.

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