Content overview: “Football Regulator Chair David Kogan Says Man City Case Must 'Go on the Evidence'”. David Kogan, chair of the independent football regulator, says his body will wait for the outcome of Manchester City's appeal before making any decision in the case against the club. Kogan stressed that the regulator has to 'go on the evidence' and cannot act prematurely. His comments come as City appeal against a two-year European ban and €30 million fine imposed by UEFA for alleged breaches of Financial Fair Play regulations.
Kogan's stance highlights the regulator's commitment to due process, ensuring any domestic action is grounded in proven facts rather than speculation. The case has significant implications for the club's financial future and competitive standing. If the ban is upheld, City could face further scrutiny from the new regulator, which is set to oversee financial sustainability in English football. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.