Arteta says his conscience is clear over Man City rule breaches

Mikel Arteta has stated that he feels no guilt over the rule breaches that Manchester City faced while he was an assistant manager at the club. The former Arsenal manager clarified his role during the period in question. He said his conscience is clear, although the investigation into the club's alleged violations is ongoing.

Mikel Arteta has publicly stated that his conscience is clear regarding the rule breaches that Manchester City faced while he served as an assistant manager at the club.

The charges, brought by the FA, alleged that City had violated several regulations during the period in question. Arteta’s comment comes as the investigation continues to examine the club’s conduct.

Arteta explained that his role as assistant manager meant he was not involved in the decisions that led to the alleged breaches. He said he had no part in the actions that drew scrutiny.

While the investigation remains active, Arteta’s clarification may help to protect his reputation as he continues his managerial duties at Arsenal.

The FA will carry on with its inquiry, and Arteta will remain focused on leading Arsenal’s campaign while the matter is resolved.