La Liga president Javier Tebas believes it has taken too long for Manchester City to be punished for what he believes are long-standing breaches of financial rules.
Tebas has led criticisms of City's spending, along with that of Paris Saint-Germain, but the Blues were cleared of any wrongdoing by the Court of Arbitration for Sport in 2020 after UEFA sanctioned them for multiple breaches of Financial Fair Play Regulations following an internal investigation. City are now subject to Premier League charges for over 100 alleged breaches of financial rules, with the club again completely denying any wrongdoing.
Speaking at the Financial Times Business of Football Summit, Tebas said 'appropriate decisions will have to be made' against City if they are found guilty of the new charges. He also recalled City's supposedly-angry response to his initial criticisms against the Blues in 2017.
