Enzo Maresca said his players have remained concentrated on sporting duties amid the fallout from the 115 charges now facing Manchester City. The coach emphasised the squad’s commitment to daily preparation and dismissed suggestions that off-field matters were dominating team priorities. The remarks followed public disclosure of the breadth of regulatory action involving the club.
Those charges were brought by the Premier League and set out multiple alleged breaches of competition rules; the league’s formal process will determine next steps. Maresca avoided commentary on legal or regulatory detail, focusing instead on the immediate environment within the dressing room and the practical work of coaching and training.
Club personnel and coaching staff, Maresca said, have concentrated on match preparation and player welfare, ensuring routines and planning for fixtures continued without disruption. He underlined that maintaining standards in training sessions and clarity around roles were priorities while the regulatory matter progresses, and that team management remained responsible for on-field performance and development.
The disclosure of 115 charges is significant for the club and the competition, and the case will proceed through the league’s established regulatory procedures. For now, Maresca’s public stance is that the squad’s day-to-day focus persists, with attention fixed on upcoming matches and the work required on the pitch while the wider process unfolds off it.