Man City's woes pave the way for Madrid to sign Bellingham and Haaland

All hell is breaking loose at the Etihad Stadium. The Premier League has accused Manchester City of violating the rules of 'Financial Fair Play' and could be severely sanctioned. The fine, as well as financial, could even lead to expulsion from the league.
A possible punishment that Real Madrid are keeping a close eye on, as it could help them get rid of a rival when it comes to signing Jude Bellingham, according to 'Sport' and 'Mundo Deportivo'.
There are several clubs in the race for the midfielder. The best positioned, until the bombshell of the alleged breaches of the Sky Blues, were Madrid, Liverpool and Manchester City. Should they eventually be fined financially, that could undoubtedly have an impact on their coffers.
City would be left out of the bidding for Bellingham. The fight could be between Liverpool and Real Madrid and, according to 'Sport', the sporting project of both clubs will be key. The 'Reds' are not exactly going through their best moment, so the 'Merengues' could be one step ahead in the fight for the Borussia midfielder.
Mundo Deportivo', meanwhile, suggests that Madrid could benefit in another way. And with this scenario of uncertainty, Erling Haaland could opt to pack his bags and, why not, try his luck at Real Madrid.