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Football regulator insists it will have 'absolute power' to force Man City owners to sell if they are proven to have run the club 'in a way that is neither fit nor fair'

Daily Mail 1 min read 2 hours ago

The IFR, which was founded last year, has permission to remove club owners and suspend or revoke licences if they deem the wrongdoing by to be sufficiently serious.
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