LONDON: Manchester City are innocent until proven guilty, manager Pep Guardiola said on Friday in response to alleged breaches by the Premier League champions of Financial Fair Play regulations.
"If UEFA decide we did something wrong, OK we'll be banned, we'll be punished or whatever they decide," said Guardiola, who emphasised he would remain manager next season. "I don't know what is going to happen about UEFA. UEFA are now working with the lawyers from Man City, Man City is open to expose all the papers," he added.
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