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Former Manchester City manager Mancini appears to acknowledge a 'double contract' with the club

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Italy coach Roberto Mancini appeared to acknowledge that he had “a double contract” when he managed Manchester City as the English club faces the potential of losing its landmark case with the Premier League over alleged financial breaches. Mancini in 2011-12 coached City to its first Premier League title in a half century. He was asked about his City contract ahead of Italy's Nations League match. Mancini says “it’s not a problem that concerns me.”

He adds that “anyhow, it’s not something new, because every four or five years this comes up. Manchester City is not guilty and the fact of having a double contract isn’t my problem but theirs, probably.”

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