BREAKING- La Liga file legal complaint alleging Manchester City have breached EU Competition Law.

Let's get to it. Our chief reporter Kaveh Solikol joins us now. Kaveh, what can you tell us? Well, the La Liga president Javier Tebas says that the Spanish league have filed a legal complaint to the EU Commission alleging that Manchester City have breached EU competition law. Now, Tebas said that the complaint was filed back in 2023 and he says it's linked to foreign subsidies granted by non-EU states to companies engaged in economic activities within the EU internal market. Now, quoting Javier Tebas, this is what he said. He said we've reported this to the European Union with facts and figures. Why? Because it's an English team that's not part of the EU, but they have commercial activities in Europe. Manchester City say Javier Tebas has a long history of attacking the club and have refused to comment, but they strongly refute the allegations and pointed to their accounts as proof of no wrongdoing, which are a matter of public record. Now, we have also contacted the EU Commission for comment and are awaiting a response. Javier Tebas made these comments here today at the Financial Times Business of Football conference in central London. Our chief reporter Kaveh Solikol, thank you.