Maresca unfazed by Man City's 115 Premier League charges

Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca has dismissed concerns regarding the 115 charges leveled against the club by the Premier League. Maresca stated that he personally feels no anxiety about the ongoing case, which involves allegations of financial rule breaches.

Speaking on the matter, Maresca pointed out that the discussion surrounding these charges is not new. "The only thing I can say is three years ago, the Treble season, I was here and it was the same words about this," Maresca said. "In three years, it’s still the same. Nothing has happened."

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The only thing I can say is three years ago, the Treble season, I was here and it was the same words about this. In three years, it’s still the same. Nothing has happened.

The Italian coach's comments suggest a sense of continuity and perhaps a lack of significant development in the case since he was previously at the club during their historic treble-winning season. The charges, which have been a subject of discussion for years, relate to alleged violations of the Premier League's financial regulations over a period of several seasons.

Maresca's stance indicates that, from his perspective within the club, there is no immediate cause for alarm regarding the potential ramifications of these charges. The legal and administrative processes surrounding the case are expected to continue, with the Premier League yet to provide a definitive timeline for a resolution.

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I don’t have any concerns personally.