The fallout from the Manchester City saga continues to fuel discussions among former players of rival clubs.
After the announcement regarding City’s guilt on 114 of 115 Premier League charges, several former players have taken to social media, questioning whether the club's title wins should be scrutinised.
The allegations relate to a period between 2009 and 2018, notably involving the provision of inaccurate financial information.
De Gea: 'How many Premier League titles did I win then?'
Former Manchester United goalkeeper David De Gea chimed in on the unfolding situation via social media.
The Spaniard was part of the United team that finished second in the 2017/18 season when Manchester City claimed a record-breaking 100 points.
'So... let’s talk. How many Premier League titles did I win then?'
Ferdinand recalls Ryan Giggs
His former teammate Rio Ferdinand also weighed in on the potential for a review of the results.
Initially, he tweeted:
'Another Premier League medal to add to the collection.'
Later, Ferdinand clarified his stance by referring to United legend Ryan Giggs:
'Seriously, Ryan Giggs should have 14 Premier League titles. Come on, Premier League.'
Enrique awaits medal for 2013/14 season
Former Liverpool defender Jose Enrique also joined the conversation.
Liverpool finished second to Manchester City in the 2013/14 season, and Enrique responded to the situation with a post on social media:
'It’s finally here!!! Thank you, Premier League, now please send me my medal ASAP.'
The player accompanied his message with an AI-generated image of him kissing a championship trophy.
