Roberto Mancini has said he is not involved in the financial charges facing Manchester City or in claims tied to his own contract, according to Goal.com. The former City manager made the remarks while distancing himself from the matters, the outlet reported on Sunday.
Mancini's comments come as City deal with the fallout from a Premier League case. The Athletic reports the club was found guilty on nearly all of the charges relating to financial breaches. The club has issued a letter from its chairman in response, according to Manchester City's own website.
City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak has also responded to reports surrounding the 115 charges in the Premier League financial probe, Sky Sports reported.
The scale of any punishment remains an open question. BBC has examined what penalty the club could face after the Premier League verdict and whether City will appeal.
Mancini's remarks place him outside that process. According to Goal.com, he chose not to engage with either the charges or the contract claims, saying they are not his problem.
What to watch next is whether City confirms an appeal and what sanction, if any, the Premier League imposes.
