Every Man City player Roy Keane wants to throw out medals after damning 115 charges verdict

Every Man City player Roy Keane wants to throw out medals after damning 115 charges verdict Manchester City are at the heart of a huge storm after being found guilty of breaching Premier League financial rules and Roy Keane has not held back Roy Keane has suggested Manchester City players should “stick their Premier League medals in the bin" after the club's guilty verdict. The Premier League confirmed on Tuesday that City have been found guilty of all financial charges by an independent commission. The panel found that City breached the regulations over nine years between 2009 and 2018, with the club originally charged in 2023. It is understood that the East Manchester club will appeal the verdict. The Blues, who have always denied any wrongdoing, now face a nervous wait for their punishment. Speculation is growing over whether City could be stripped of titles from the period they have been found to have breached top-flight rules. Relegation, a huge points deduction and possibly a fine are also on the cards, with a panel set to decide their fate - the outcome of which will depend on an appeal. And Keane has not held back in his assessment when speaking to ITV after England‘s win over Czechia on Tuesday night. He said: “They knew it would hurt a lot of people, but they still did it. “And if I was a player with the success of the last few years – I’d 100 per cent be sticking those medals in the bin." JOIN US ON FACEBOOK! Latest news, analysis and much more on Mirror Football's Facebook page If Keane's words came to fruition, Prem legends including Sergio Aguero and Kevin De Bruyne would throw away some of their prized possessions. With that said, below is a look at every City player from the past who would wave goodbye to their Premier League medals if Keane got his wish... 2011/12 (89 points) City's most famous title win. The Blues claimed Premier League glory for the first time in their history with a dramatic stoppage-time winner from Sergio Aguero against Queens Park Rangers. The final-day victory came at the expense of bitter rivals, Manchester United, who missed out on top-flight glory to Roberto Mancini's team on goal difference. The team featured a legendary spine of Joe Hart, Vincent Kompany, Yaya Toure, David Silva and Aguero. - Joe Hart - Pablo Zabaleta - Micah Richards - Aleksandar Kolarov - Stefan Savic - Kolo Toure - Joleon Lescott - Vincent Kompany - Gael Clichy - Gareth Barry - Nigel de Jong - James Milner - Yaya Toure - Samir Nasri - Adam Johnson - David Silva - Carlos Tevez - Sergio Aguero - Edin Dzeko - Mario Balotelli 2013/14 (86 points) City were involved in one of the most fiercely contested title races ever. The 13/14 campaign saw a three-way fight between Manuel Pellegrini's side, Liverpool and Chelsea. The campaign was made famous for Steven Gerrard's error during the Reds' damaging defeat at home to Chelsea, which saw a first Premier League crown slip from their grasp. City claimed glory by finishing two points clear of Brendan Rodgers' Liverpool, with Chelsea four points behind in third. - Joe Hart - Costel Pantilimon - Pablo Zabaleta - Aleksandar Kolarov - Joleon Lescott - Kolo Toure - Martin Demichelis - Matija Nastasic - Vincent Kompany - James Milner - Yaya Toure - Javi Garcia - Jack Rodwell - Fernandinho - Samir Nasri - David Silva - Jesus Navas - Sergio Agüero - Edin Dzeko - Alvaro Negredo - Stevan Jovetic 2017/18 (100 points) Pep Guardiola oversaw his first Premier League title win in dominant fashion. City became the first team in English top-flight history to win the title with 100 points. The Blues finished 19 points clear of second-placed United with De Bruyne the catalyst for a side which lost just twice and scored an astonishing 106 goals. - Ederson - Kyle Walker - Danilo - Vincent Kompany - John Stones - Aymeric Laporte - Benjamin Mendy - Nicolas Otamendi - Oleksandr Zinchenko - Ilkay Gundogan - Fabian Delph - Bernardo Silva - David Silva - Fernandinho - Yaya Toure - Kevin De Bruyne - Phil Foden - Brahim Díaz - Raheem Sterling - Sergio Aguero - Leroy Sane - Gabriel Jesus