News about Ferran Soriano

Manchester City find themselves ensnared in a web of controversy following an independent commission's verdict that placed them guilty of breaching Premier League financial rules over a nine-year span. The investigation unveiled the use of 'fake' contracts with commercial partners, leading to an artificial inflation of revenues and a staggering cut in costs totalling over £900 million.

Manchester City could be hit with tax claims and fines amounting to £24 million over allegations of unpaid taxes associated with former manager Roberto Mancini, according to a new report from Tax Policy Associates.

Manchester City players have started openly discussing the possibility of relegation from the Premier League amid recent developments. An independent commission found the club guilty of a majority of financial accusations, including using fake contracts to inflate sponsorship revenue and hide payments from owners.

Paris Saint-Germain president and European Club Association (ECA) chairman Nasser Al-Khelaifi has weighed in on the high-profile case involving Manchester City. The English club was represented at the association's assembly by CEO Ferran Soriano.

The CEO of Manchester City, Ferrán Soriano, has reached out to the club's staff following the release of the Premier League's verdict regarding financial misconduct. In his message, he stated that the document reflects the commission's opinion, unfavourable to the club's interests, but categorically labelled all accusations as false.

The chief executive of Manchester City, Ferran Soriano, has issued a stark warning regarding the protracted legal proceedings with the Premier League. Speaking at a European football club board meeting in Copenhagen, Soriano outlined the challenges ahead.

Manchester City's CEO Ferran Soriano has shared details about the club's closed analytical system in a documentary series titled 'A Beautiful Obsession' on Amazon Prime. The club developed its own artificial intelligence algorithm known as the Total Quality Index (TQI), which evaluates the quality and long-term sustainability of team squads to forecast the outcome of the Premier League title race.