Pep Guardiola has seen his odds to leave Manchester City slashed in the wake of them being charged with over 100 Financial Fair Play breaches by the Premier League, having previously indicated that he would be ready to walk away from the club if he'd found that they had lied to him over their finances.
The Premier League have filed more than 100 charges against City following a four-year investigation into their spending. City are owned by the Abu Dhabi state, using their vast wealth to build a team that has won multiple trophies under Guardiola.
This is not the first time City have faced scrutiny over their finances, with UEFA previously issuing them with a two-year ban from European competitions. That ban was later overturned, with Guardiola having vigorously defended his bosses in the media.
