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La Liga president Javier Tebas has announced that the Spanish league has lodged a legal complaint with the EU Commission, accusing Manchester City of violating EU Competition Law.

Tebas alleges that City has spread its losses losses and hidden them in a series of related marketing and scouting companies to manipulate their financial fair play figures, the Mirror reports.

City strongly refutes all allegations.

Tebas said: "All they do is they think about how they can avoid the rules and regulations.

We have reported this to the European Union with facts and figures.

“The UK might not be part of the EU but City have commercial activities in Europe and in July 2023 the EU ruling said that they could look at state-aided companies, whether they are based in the EU or not.

“So we asked for City to be checked.

We haven’t had a reply so it must be under the investigation phase.

“The City case is one where we believe they have put the losses on the companies that are not officially part of City Football Group.

“You remember the case in the USA, the Enron case.

They put losses into different companies.

City have costs that are less than if they didn’t have this circle of companies around.”


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