Manchester City, the dominant force in English football for over a decade, finds itself once again under the Premier League's microscope. This time, however, the allegations are not about intricate financial dealings or sponsorship controversies, but something seemingly more mundane: breaches of kick-off timing regulations. Recent reports confirm that City has been hit with a substantial fine of £1.08 million for delaying kick-offs and re-starts on nine separate occasions during the 2024/25 season. While a million-pound fine might seem like a drop in the ocean for a club of City's financial might, these sanctions underscore a deeper tension within the Premier League – a battle between sporting integrity, commercial interests, and the relentless demands of a global broadcasting behemoth. This isn't merely a trivial matter of punctuality. It speaks to the meticulous choreography of modern football, where every second is accounted for, and every deviation from the schedule has...
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Bayern Munich is unlikely to let Kim Min-jae go on loan this summer, but the former Napoli defender remains on Inter's radar.
Despite a disappointing debut season in Germany, Bayern Munich do not intend to loan out former Napoli defender Kim this summer.
Kim: Bayern Munich declined Inter request.
According to page six of Thursday's printed edition of La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Bavarians have denied Inter's request to sign the player on a temporary basis, but the South Korean international remains a goal for the defending Serie A champions.
Inter are anticipated to approach Bayern Munich again during the summer transfer window, but they must first sell Stefan de Vrij.
The Netherlands international stated last week that he has no plans to leave the Nerazzurri this summer, but he has apparently sparked interest from Saudi Pro League clubs.
Inter are also looking into other prospective additions, like as free agents Ricardo Rodriguez and Mario Hermoso.
Inter are anticipated to approach Bayern Munich again during the summer transfer window, but they must first sell Stefan de Vrij.
The Netherlands international stated last week that he has no plans to leave the Nerazzurri this summer, but he has apparently sparked interest from Saudi Pro League clubs.
Inter are also looking into other prospective additions, like as free agents Ricardo Rodriguez and Mario Hermoso.
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