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Manchester City were found guilty of breaching Premier League financial rules, triggering widespread political and footballing reaction. UK Prime Minister's office said the club is not 'above the rules' amid backlash to comments from Burnham, while the Treasury Committee urged HMRC to examine the verdict's tax implications. Former manager Pep Guardiola voiced continued support for the club, rival club executives called for punishment to be handed down before season's end, and analysts highlighted City's so-called 'asterisk era' including £1.2bn in transfers and £830m in allegedly inflated sponsorships during the period of rule-breaking.