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£1.2bn on transfers with £830m inflated in accounts - Man City's 'asterisk era'

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Manchester City is facing scrutiny regarding its financial conduct during a period of significant success in English football. Reports indicate that the club spent £1.2bn on player transfers while allegedly inflating its accounts by £830m during the timeframe in which it was found to be breaching financial regulations.

This period of dominance is being characterized as an 'asterisk era,' highlighting the tension between the club's on-field achievements and the concurrent financial rule violations. The situation raises questions about the legitimacy of the titles and accolades earned by the club during these years of alleged financial misconduct.

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