Daily Mail article about UEFA's new sustainability regulations, via REUTERS.
As the article goes on.......... (note the obvious and not so subtle digs in the first 2 paragraphs)
Despite more than a decade of lavish investment in players, Abu Dhabi-funded Manchester City and Qatar-owned Paris Saint-Germain have yet to win the Champions League.
Key to rules tying spending to income will be whether UEFA assess the true value of potentially inflated sponsorships linked to the state-backed ownership with both City and PSG benefiting significantly from deals linked to their Gulf ownership.
The article then goes off on another tangent.....
German newspaper Der Spiegel claimed on Thursday to know the details of the Premier League's three-year long investigation into Manchester City.
City were initially banned from European competitions for two years by UEFA in 2020 and fined £25million after a Der Spiegel report alleged that they were in breach of FFP rules, but the club successfully appealed to have the decision overturned by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
A Premier League investigation into the financial dealings of the club, who are owned by Abu Dhabi-based Sheikh Mansour, has continued 'largely out of the public eye', according to
Der Spiegel, and reportedly focuses on three primary allegations.
So the article that started off about UEFA ended about City.
Even Reuters Journalists aren't hiding their dislike of City. Or did the Daily United completely change the whole narrative of the article on purpose, after the initial UEFA story, and Reuters credit?
