Manchester United interim boss Michael Carrick has admitted he still has unanswered questions over Manchester City's financial rules breach, revealing the long-running case affected him personally, according to BBC News.
City were found guilty of breaching Premier League financial regulations, a saga that has cast a shadow over English football for years as the club contested charges relating to their finances. Carrick, speaking as United's manager, suggested the episode left a lasting impact on him beyond just football matters, though he did not go into specific detail in the report.
His comments add another voice to the chorus of reaction from across the league following the outcome of City's case, with rival clubs and figures within the game continuing to digest what the ruling means for competitive balance and trust in the Premier League's financial fair play system.
Further details on Carrick's specific grievances were not disclosed in the BBC News report.