Jurgen Klopp will not be investigated by the FA for comments he recently made about Manchester City, Newcastle and PSG.
The German strategist spoke about the financial strength of all three sides, explaining how it means they “can do whatever they want financially” in comments that later resulted in the Etihad team accusing the Reds boss of being “borderline xenophobic”, to much. bafflement of the 55-year-old man who has since sought legal action to dismiss the accusation.
According to BBC Sport, the FA is finding it difficult to prove City’s claims.
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The Liverpool boss did not mention race, ethnicity, nationality or culture and only spoke about the financial strength of the three clubs and nothing else.
It was nothing short of disconcerting when City’s accusations of xenophobia were first heard and it appears it was a clear attempt to divert attention from the reality of City Group’s poor human rights record and sports laundering tactics.
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