Manchester City faces fresh allegations that it avoided paying around £12 million in tax on payments to Roberto Mancini, according to The Telegraph.
The accusation centres on how the club structured remuneration to the former manager, adding another layer to the financial scrutiny engulfing the club in the aftermath of its recent guilty verdicts on financial charges.
Mancini himself acknowledged earlier this week that he received payments under a “double contract” structure while insisting City was innocent of wrongdoing. The latest report suggests tax authorities may not share that view.
The club has not yet commented on the specific allegation.
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