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Maresca: Would've joined City despite guilty verdict
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Enzo Maresca has said he would still have joined Manchester City as manager if he had known the club had been found guilty of breaching financial rules.
Enzo Maresca has said he would still have joined Manchester City as manager if he had known the club had been found guilty of breaching financial rules.
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