Girona forced a move away from Manchester City after securing Champions League qualification

On Saturday, Girona officially ended their fairytale. A 4-2 win over Catalan rivals Barcelona secured qualification for next season's Champions League – an achievement that has been achieved over the course of this magical campaign for Michel Sanchez's side.

Girona will join fellow Manchester City Football Group in the competition next season, although both will force Los Blanquivermells to restructure their hierarchy, as reported by Relief.

Ingo Bank, John MacBeath and Simon Cliff, who are all on the Board of Directors at both Girona and Man City, will be forced to leave their roles at the Catalan side, as a way to show that the Premier League giants League they do not. any decision at Montilivi. In addition, Girona will prove that sports director Quique Carcel is the only director of their sports department, and that Man City has no influence here either.

CFG will retain its 47% ownership. Gerona, since they are not considered as a majority owner, so it continues to comply with UEFA rules. However, these changes are still seen as an agreed and amicable divorce between the Catalans and Man City.