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Regulator would quit over interference in Man City case
The head of English football's independent regulator, David Kogan, has stated that he will resign immediately if he faces any political interference regarding the future of Manchester City. This declaration comes amid intense scrutiny surrounding the Premier League's financial charges against the club and comments made by political figures. Manchester City is appealing an independent commission's findings that they breached financial rules over a nine-year period. While political leaders have expressed concerns about the potential economic fallout involving the club's Abu Dhabi owners, the regulator remains steadfast in maintaining strict independence.