July 8 – Manchester City and Manchester United will be able to face Girona and Nice respectively in Europe this coming season after multi-club ownership conditions set by UEFA were met.
Girona and City are part of the City Football Group while Ineos, which has been in control of football operations at United since earlier this year, is the majority owner of Nice.
City Football Group found themselves forced to face questions about their influence in both clubs after Girona’s surprise qualification for the Champions League.
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