Mancini dismisses Man City rule breach allegations as 'not my concern'

Former Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini has brushed aside claims of a ‘double contract’ during his time at the club, saying the issue is ‘not my concern.’ The Premier League is probing the allegations, but Mancini insists he has no involvement. The case could impact the club’s compliance record and his legacy.

Roberto Mancini has publicly denied any involvement in alleged rule breaches that arose during his tenure as Manchester City manager. The Premier League is investigating claims that a double contract was signed while he was in charge of the club.

Mancini stated that the matter is “not my concern,” distancing himself from the allegations and suggesting that any issues lie elsewhere within the club’s hierarchy.

He was at the helm of Manchester City from 2016 to 2018, a period that has now come under scrutiny for potential violations of league contract regulations.

The investigation matters because it could affect the club’s standing with the Premier League and raise questions about compliance with its own internal policies. A finding of misconduct could lead to sanctions or penalties.

As the inquiry continues, Manchester City may issue a response, and the Premier League will determine whether any disciplinary action is warranted. Mancini’s statement suggests he will remain uninvolved in any forthcoming proceedings.