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🚨💣 NEW: Undisclosed Journalist calls out Fabrizio Romano over alleged selective journalism for not reporting on Manchester City’s 114 of their 115 Premier League FFP Guilty charges: 🗣️ “Fabrizio Romano, what exactly is your definition of journalism? Because what we are witnessing looks increasingly like selective journalism at its finest.” “For almost 24 hours following David Ornstein’s explosive report on Manchester City’s financial charges, you were virtually silent. The excuse? You supposedly don't cover stories that aren't transfer-related.” “Let’s not forget, Fabrizio Romano was among the first journalists to break news about Everton and Nottingham Forest breaching Premier League financial rules. He had absolutely no problem reporting on those cases. But suddenly, when it comes to Manchester City and their 115 financial charges, he claims he doesn't cover stories like that because he's strictly a transfer journalist?” “But suddenly, you found your keyboard again when it was time to share Khaldoon Al Mubarak’s message defending Manchester City. Fascinating, isn't it?” “Where was that same urgency when reports emerged that Manchester City had been found guilty of 114 out of 115 financial charges? Where was the breakdown of the findings? Where was the discussion about potential sanctions and what this could mean for the integrity of English football?” “Instead, your first major contribution was to amplify the club's defence. Fabrizio, journalists are supposed to investigate, question and hold powerful institutions accountable, not simply become convenient mouthpieces when those institutions need favourable publicity.” “And this raises even bigger questions about your coverage: • Where was your extensive reporting on the Negreira case? • Where was your scrutiny of the AFA and FIFA controversies? • Where was your reporting on Gianni Infantino and the questions surrounding FIFA? • And why has your coverage of Manchester City's financial charges seemingly lacked the urgency you bring to transfer exclusives?” “You cannot hide behind being a transfer journalist one minute and suddenly become interested in non-transfer stories when there's a defensive statement to amplify.” “Your credibility is built on the trust of millions of football supporters. Once people begin questioning whether your coverage is influenced by relationships rather than journalistic principles, that trust becomes extremely difficult to rebuild.” “This is not about Manchester City alone. This is about selective journalism, transparency and the responsibility that comes with having one of the biggest platforms in world football. Journalism is not public relations, Fabrizio. The public deserves the full story, not just the version that powerful people want them to hear.”