News about Keith Wyness

Manchester City could plunge into a 'financial catastrophe' should they attempt to retain their star-studded squad in the event of relegation from the Premier League, following confirmed breaches of financial fair play regulations. An independent commission has found the club guilty on all counts over a nine-year period, which included the use of 'phantom' contracts amounting to more than £900 million.

Phil Foden could be one of the few star players to stay at Manchester City in the event of a relegation. This view was shared by former Everton CEO Keith Wyness.

Manchester City risks selling its players at significant discounts amid serious sanctions and the potential relegation from the Premier League. Former Everton chief executive Keith Wyness believes the transfer value of players could drop by 25-30% relative to their market evaluation.

If Manchester City are relegated from the Premier League due to financial misconduct, their star players may be sold at significant discounts. Interested clubs could land Erling Haaland for £132 million, while Elliott Anderson might be available for £66 million.

Enzo Maresca could exit Manchester City next summer if the club faces relegation due to financial rule breaches, according to former Everton CEO Keith Wyness.

Chelsea is looking to hire a management accountant to oversee compliance with financial regulations, with the club publicly advertising the role.

This season could mark the end of Una Emery's tenure at Aston Villa. Wealthy European giants are showing serious interest in the Basque manager ahead of next summer. This was revealed by former club director Keith Wyness in an exclusive interview with Football Insider.