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Maresca believes City players ‘don’t care about the noise’ as Haaland calls for unity

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Maresca believes City players ‘don’t care about the noise’ as Haaland calls for unity

City travel to Liverpool for first game since guilty verdict Guardiola expected at City v PSG next week Erling Haaland has called for unity amid the uncertainty at Manchester City after the club were found guilty of serious financial breaches of Premier League rules.

City maintain their innocence and have appealed the decision but if that fails, a hefty sanction is expected.

Players have sought reassurances over the past fortnight since the news was announced but most only returned to the club on Thursday after international duty.

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