'Everyone knew' - Ex-Leeds boss Jesse Marsch demands Premier League relegation for Man City
Former Leeds United manager Jesse Marsch has publicly criticized Manchester City following their guilty verdict for financial breaches. He called for the club to be relegated, citing suspicions regarding their past transfer dealings.
Why it matters
The comments highlight the ongoing controversy and tension surrounding Manchester City's financial conduct within the Premier League.
Former Leeds United manager Jesse Marsch has launched a scathing attack on Manchester City following their recent guilty verdict for 115 financial breaches. The American coach insisted that their cheating was common knowledge within the sport, questioning the legitimacy of their transfer dealings and openly demanding that the champions be relegated.
Following his stint at Leeds United, Marsch has expressed strong views on the recent financial ruling against Manchester City . Speaking to the Guardian , Marsch addressed the independent commission's decision to find the club guilty of 115 financial breaches.
The Canada head coach did not hold back on what the consequences should be for the reigning champions. "I think Man City should be punished severely. I think they should have to go down, and by the way, everyone knew about it. Everyone knew," Marsch stated during his interview.
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