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UAE officials warn UK that severe punishment for Manchester City could hurt future Emirati investment in Britain

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UAE officials have warned the British government that a severe punishment for Manchester City could have wider consequences for future Emirati investment in the UK, according to people familiar with the matter.

The warning links the club’s regulatory troubles with broader economic ties between Britain and the United Arab Emirates, Bloomberg reported.

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