Chelsea head coach Enzo Maresca.
Enzo Maresca and his squad will be returning to chaos at the Etihad after Manchester City were found guilty of all charges by the Premier League.
The news broke during the international break, as the Premier League released a 40-page statement on Tuesday that disclosed that the club won none of their charges.
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Maresca has walked into a firestorm at CityCredit: Getty
One major finding from the report has declared that City inflated their financial position by over £900million between the period of 2009 to 2018.
The eight-time champions of the league continue to protest their innocence and have stressed they will be taking the necessary legal requirements.
Pep Guardiola left the Etihad at the end of last season after ten years in charge, with the former Chelsea manager replacing him in the role.
The offences took place between 2009 and 2018, which covers the first two years of Guardiola's tenure.
The Barcelona legend was also the boss when City were first charged by the Premier League, as an independent commission hearing into the charges was later held between September and December 2024.
The Premier League giants won three titles during the period when the offences took place, including their first under Guardiola.
However, Maresca will have the job to continue City's unbeaten run in the league alongside the amount of noise about the charges surrounding and affecting the club.
Who do Man City play next?
City will travel to Anfield to face Liverpool on Sunday, October 11 in their first game since the guilty verdict was revealed.
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talkSPORT will have coverage of the match on GameDay Live with Sam Matterface, Darren Ambrose and Perry Groves.
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Man City's numerous trophies and titles are under a cloud at the moment
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The following fixture is midweek on Wednesday, October 14 at the Etihad as the Citizens face Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League.
The clash will also be live on talkSPORT and will be presented by Adrian Durham and commentary from Jim Proudfoot and former Scotland striker Andy Gray.
City then face Ipswich at home on Saturday, October 17.
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Man City's only way of qualifying for next year's Champions League could be by winning it, if they are deducted points
The fixtures don't stop for Maresca and his squad as they prepare to take on AEK Athens at home on Tuesday, October 20, live on talkSPORT.
Aston Villa will then host Pep Guardiola's former side in the top-flight on Saturday, October 24, with coverage on talkSPORT again.
How tense will the game be against Liverpool?
Anfield will be a bear pit as the Reds are one of the clubs who would benefit most if the Premier League were to pursue stripped titles.
The clash will be an experience for what's to come for the City manager and his players as they are set to be exposed to incredibly angry atmospheres whenever they are on the road.
While the Premier League pursues the strongest punishments against the club, the day-to-day life of everybody connected to City will be complicated to say the least.