Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al-Mubarak confirmed he has significant comments ready about the club's ongoing legal battle with the Premier League, but refuses to speak publicly until a verdict is reached. The Premier League brought 115 charges against City in February 2023 concerning alleged financial rule violations, with the independent hearing concluding in December 2024 yet still awaiting final judgment.

Khaldoon maintained his consistent stance during the end-of-season interview, stating he cannot elaborate further while proceedings remain unresolved. He emphasized that once the ruling arrives, he will address everything he has wanted to say over the past three years. The club has consistently maintained their innocence throughout this process, but acknowledge the severe potential penalties including Premier League expulsion if found guilty.

Despite speculation about the club's future direction following Pep Guardiola's departure, Khaldoon stressed that owner Sheikh Mansour remains fully committed to Manchester City. He explicitly stated there is no intention to sell the club, describing it as a beautiful business that continues growing within the football landscape.

The chairman's comments come amid broader uncertainty about City's next chapter, both on and off the pitch. While the financial charges loom large, Khaldoon positioned the club as a premier asset in world football that will continue its trajectory regardless of the outcome.