Manchester City will demand an apology from Bayern Munich president Uli Hoeness over his remarks about their transfer dealings.
Hoeness recently made extraordinary claims that owner Sheikh Mansour pays for transfers by ramping up the price of oil.
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Manchester City are outraged with Uli Hoeness after his comments
That has incensed club officials at City, who consider the comment to be a slur on the way they conduct their business.
According to the Mirror, the reigning Premier League champions will take legal action against Hoeness, a convicted tax evader, unless he makes a full public apology.
A senior source at the club said: “It was the remark of a smug, arrogant egotist.
“We are also concerned that there may be a racist element to what Hoeness has claimed.â€
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The Bayern president sensationally claimed Pep Guardiola told him the sheihk raises the prices of oil to recoup money on transfer purchases
Horness, 67, is a former German international who played for Bayern Munich for nine years.
He knows City boss Pep Guardiola from the Spaniard’s trophy-laden spell in Germany.
He sensationally claimed at a conference in Munich: “My friend Pep told me what happens when he signs a player costing £85m.
“He puts some videos together and goes to see the sheikh.
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“There is an opulent feast put on, during which he teaches the video to him and the money is transferred.
“The next day, the sheikh raises the price of oil to recoup the money.â€
UEFA will not want a row between two of Europe’s most high-profile clubs to escalate, with the matter now in the hands of City’s lawyers.
Manchester City are set to demand an apology from Bayern Munich president Uli Hoeness after he made extraordinary claims that owner Sheikh Mansour pays for transfers by ramping up the price of oil.
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