Manchester City striker Erling Haaland has publicly addressed the club's supporters, calling on fans to remain unified and positive following a recent independent commission's ruling.
The remarks follow the Premier League's confirmation that Manchester City was found guilty of all charges concerning major breaches of financial regulations.
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