Man City may be banned from the Champions League; Coach Park is leisurely waiting for away matches

Man City could be banned from the Champions League

Bad news for Manchester City just days after Pep Guardiola and his team won the 2018/19 Premier League title.

According to the New York Times, an investigation board is about to propose that UEFA ban Man City from participating in the Champions League for one season for violating the Financial Fair Play (FFP) Law.

The investigation is into sponsorship money for Man City originating from the United Arab Emirates (UAE), where the team's owners, the Abu Dhabi United Group, have a lot of power.

Financial Fair Play rules prohibit clubs from accepting sponsorship from entities linked to their owners. And Man City are violating this rule.

Man City became the 2018/19 Premier League champions after defeating Brighton 4-1 in the final match. Photo: Getty

El Larguero announced that Atletico Madrid knew that Griezmann had agreed all personal terms with Barcelona and would join the Nou Camp this summer.

On Sunday's show, Manu Carreno declared: "Atletico know that Griezmann has agreed all terms with Barca. A contract has been made."

Griezmann is reported to have agreed all personal terms with Barca.

The rest is for Barca to negotiate a transfer fee with Atletico Madrid. In case the capital Madrid team does not sell, Barca can meet the contract release clause - reduced to 125 million euros, from July 1.

After Leicester, the team ranked 12th in the Premier League this season, Crystal Palace is also preparing to be owned by Thai people.

Goal.com reported that former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra is in talks to buy Crystal Palace in the near future. Negotiations between the former Thai Prime Minister and Chairman of "The Eagles", Mr. Steve Parish, have taken place and the two sides have agreed on a few terms.

Palace has a fairly high-quality squad with two notable names: Wilfried Zaha and Wan-Bissaka.

Mr. Thaksin was the former owner of Manchester City.

Muangthong Utd spokesman Kan Chantarat revealed that the board of directors had met and agreed not to release players to the Thai national team to participate in the King's Cup in early June. The reason for the poor performance of the players was that Muangthong fell to the bottom of the Thai-League rankings. They even called on the team's coaching staff not to call up the team's players for fear of affecting the national image.

Muangthong Utd Club has 6 national players: center back Adisorn Promrak, midfielder Sarach Yooyen, Sanukran Thinjom, Charyl Chappuis, striker Teerasil Dangda, Adisak Kraisorn. Notably, veteran striker Dangda was very excited to wear the Thai shirt for the 100th time in his football career on the day of the King's Cup draw against the Vietnamese team. Dangda promised to do his best to win the King's Cup with his teammates as a gift for the king, but now his wish may not come true.

Coach Park leisurely waits for away matches

Coach Park Hang-seo and his team are leisurely waiting to play away games. Photo: Ngoc Dung

Coach Park Hang-seo seems to be more relaxed with some familiar players suddenly playing outstandingly in round 9 of V-League. Midfielder Tuan Anh gradually regained his form, Van Thanh scored with his first touch of the ball after half a year of injury, and Van Toan was the best player in the 3-0 win over Viettel.

Other players such as Minh Vuong, Viet Hung, Hong Duy, and A Hoang all had a good 90 minutes. More notably, Xuan Truong scored a beautiful free kick to help Buriram win in the Thai-League, and Cong Phuong just got his place back in the starting lineup in the K-League.

When gathering the national team for the King's Cup, Mr. Park Hang-seo will still keep many old faces such as Que Ngoc Hai, Trong Hoang, central defender Bui Tien Dung, Dinh Trong, Duy Manh...