Four clubs have made it clear they will pursue legal action against Manchester City in light of the club's recent financial scandal, according to journalist Ben Jacobs.
Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal, and Tottenham are all eyeing compensation for seasons in which they claim they missed out on Champions League qualification or trophies due to City's alleged wrongdoings. Each of these clubs could be looking to claim amounts exceeding £100 million.
A notable angle in this situation involves Manchester United's CEO, Omar Berrada, who previously worked at Manchester City during the time the alleged violations occurred. However, sources close to Berrada suggest he does not anticipate any personal accusations or involvement in the legal process, despite the apparent irony of overseeing a compensation claim against his former club.
