Good point. He may well be forced to sell the club and given a deadline if found guilty.
It could, in a way, work in our favour. Historically, City haven’t been a particularly attractive prospect for potential owners because we don’t own our own stadium and our existing training facilities and infrastructure is way behind a lot of other Championship clubs. However, if the EFL forced Acun to sell the club, it would be a at a knockdown price which could make us more attractive to potential buyers. Under normal circumstances, few people have both the money or the interest to buy City for more than the £30 million Acun paid. The Healeys are significantly more wealthy than Acun (and the Allams too), they’re local but they’ve never had any serious interest in purchasing City. They probably never will but someone else may see it as a good investment for below what Acun paid.
