Vincent Kompany defends Manchester City after Premier League accusations

Former Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany has questioned the motives of some of the English club’s critics after the reigning Premier League champions were charged with more than 100 breaches of league financial rules across the Channel. As a reminder, on Monday the Premier League made a bombshell announcement concerning an unprecedented number of charges covering a period from 2009 to 2018, with potentially serious penalties of up to pure and simple relegation if the Cityzens are found guilty of course. Vincent Kompany has also said that he hasn’t listened to or read the details of the case as he is currently fully focused on Burnley.

The Belgian coach of the English club, leader of the Championship, will now concentrate entirely on seeking the title synonymous with automatic promotion to the Premier League, but he took the opportunity to address the detractors of his former club. “I think the football industry in general cannot afford to point fingers too often. I think you will all have a small smile on your face knowing what the football industry is all about. I’m very skeptical when people start pointing fingers. Do the best for yourself and try to improve all the time, but I’m a little skeptical when fingers are pointed so easily” notably entrusted the 36-year-old technician. A great response to support his heart club.

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