Man City Lunchtime Round-Up, Friday 13th November 2026: Appeal Timeline Emerges Amid Foden Transfer Talk
Sky Sports have taken a look at Manchester City under Andree Jeglertz, suggesting the side may look "messier" at times but could be more dangerous than ever, with the piece struggling to find any obvious weakness in the team (Sky Sports).
On the financial rules front, the Manchester Evening News report that City's appeal against the findings that they breached financial regulations is set to be heard next month, with a date now in place for any potential punishment should that appeal fail. Goal go further, describing a "countdown" now underway as City await a verdict that could, in the most serious scenario, see them thrown out of the Premier League (Goal).
Away from that, Goal also carry a piece questioning whether Phil Foden needs a move away from the Etihad, with an unnamed ex-England star said to be "worried" about the playmaker's form and his standing with the Three Lions in the post-Pep Guardiola era (Goal).
There's no midweek or weekend City action to report on just yet with the international break still under way - the men's team's last outing was the 3-1 defeat away at Nottingham Forest, while attention turns next to the Premier League visit of Fulham on Saturday 21 November and then the Champions League visit of Napoli three days later. On the women's side, Manchester City Women head to Chelsea in the WSL on Saturday, following up their big wins over West Ham and away at Inter Milan in the Champions League, before travelling to BK Häcken in Europe next Wednesday.
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