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The City Football Group (CFG) have this week confirmed that they have divested their shares in Mumbai City FC after six years associated with the club.On 27 November 2019, the global reach of the CFG

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City Football Group divests assets. The football holding company behind Manchester City FC has transferred its shareholding in Mumbai City FC back to the club’s owners,

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© Carl Recine/Getty ImagesKevin De Bruyne of Manchester City during the Premier League match between Manchester City FC and West Ham United FC at Etihad Stadium on ...

City Football Group, which owns several top clubs worldwide, including English Premier League giants Manchester City, has explained its decision to pull out of its association with Mumbai City FC amid uncertainty over the future of the Indian Super League.

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