Guardiola denies Man City's January spending
Guardiola denies Man City's January spending due to transfer embargo fears
Manchester City's January spending was not a precautionary measure for a future transfer embargo, manager Pep Guardiola said, adding the club would learn the verdict of a hearing into their alleged violations of Premier League regulations in "one month".
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Pep Guardiola dismissed suggestions that Manchester City’s January transfer splurge was because of the possibility of the punishment of a transfer embargo.City are locked in a legal battle with the
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