Ex-Man City captain Vincent Kompany fires back at club’s critics after alleged breaches of FFP rules

Manchester City have been accused of flouting 100 regulations set out by the Premier League after four years of investigating the matter amid citizens’ claims of fairness.

Vincent Kompany joined Man City in 2008 and served the Manchester blue side as a leader on and off the pitch for almost a decade. The Belgian announced his retirement in 2020.

Vincent Kompany has announced his retirement as a player.

A captain, leader and legend.

If @ManCity won the title in 2017/18, he gave the BEST speech 🔊 pic.twitter.com/nh3HEZG20O

— Amazon Prime Video Sport (@primevideosport) August 17, 2020

Kompany retired as a legend for Manchester City after winning 12 major trophies for the club including four Premier League (2011–12, 2013–14, 2017–18, 2018–19), two FA Cups (2010–11 , 2018–19). ), four EFL Cup (2013–14, 2015–16, 2017–18, 2018–19), two Community Shield (2012, 2018).

Following his retirement, Kompany began a new challenge after Burney appointed him his manager in 2022 and the legendary No. 4 for Man City spoke about Pep Guardiola’s City’s ongoing crisis.

Vincent Kompany commented on whether anything could “cloud” his memories of Man City: “I roll my eyes a little sometimes. There is a lot of justice in the world and telling you what you did wrong. In general, when everyone is looking at themselves, football is not a place to point fingers.”

💬 “I think the football industry in general can’t afford to point fingers too much. I’m very skeptical when people start pointing fingers.”

Vincent Kompany responds to Man City Premier League allegations pic.twitter.com/2uvDScsKEX

– Football Daily (@footballdaily) February 8, 2023

“They will all have a little smile on their face knowing what football is about. I’m very skeptical when people start pointing fingers at me. Do the best you can and let’s try to improve all the time, but I’m a bit skeptical about finger pointing,” added Kompany.

The former football club captain is tense about this small phase of ultimate death, perhaps he is more worried about the limp Man City has created and has felt his way out of the situation, which is now becoming quite difficult with more than 100 allegations feels.

Khaldoon Al Mubarak and Ferran Soriano were there #ManCity Dressing room at the weekend but it was all football talk. 🫡

— City Xtra (@City_Xtra) February 7, 2023

Man City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak spent 45 minutes in the Tottenham dressing room while chief executive officer Ferran Soriano joined him for half an hour. The subject was solely football: Man City are doing everything they can to stave off disagreements they fear could cost them the title.