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Manchester City have been accused of breaching the Premier League's financial rules, which led to them being found guilty on 114 out of 115 points. At the same time, Sweden's men's national team has suffered from several injuries and illnesses ahead of the Nations League match against Bosnia-Herzegovina.
On Tuesday, it was determined that the English major club Manchester City was convicted on 114 out of 115 points for violating the financial rules of the Premier League.
During Thursday, Sweden's national team captain Graham Potter held a press conference ahead of Friday's match against Bosnia-Herzegovina in the Nations League. Then Potter began by jokingly comparing the infirmary in BlÄgult with the 115 charges.
- We have as many injuries as Manchester City has prosecutions, says Potter, who has faced Manchester City before when he was coach for, among others, Chelsea and West Ham.
However, Potter emphasized his admiration for City's former manager, Pep Guardiola.
- The best, a top coach. That is why this situation is sad. It's not good for football and not good for the league, I don't know what will happen now.
The men's national team has suffered from several injuries and illnesses. Benjamin Nygren, Yasin Ayari, Gustaf Lagerbielke, Patrik WÄlemark and Elliot Stroud all miss the game due to illness. In the past, Emil Holm, Alexander Isak and Hjalmar Ekdal have also left the national team due to injuries.
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Five Swedish national team players have fallen ill at the same time during a meeting, which according to expert Magnus Eriksson is due to bad luck rather than poor hygiene. The illnesses are forcing the national team captain to redeploy the squad ahead of upcoming matches, with limited options especially in attack.
Edin Dzeko announces that the match against Sweden in the Nations League will be his 152nd and last for the Bosnia-Herzegovina national team. Dzeko is hailed as the country's greatest athlete of all time and a unifying force for the nation.
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