Football Regulator Vows to Resign Over Political Interference in Man City Case

• David Kogan, chair of the Independent Football Regulator, has vowed to resign if political interference occurs in the Manchester City case.
• Manchester City has been found guilty of breaching Premier League financial rules, potentially facing severe penalties.
• Kogan insists the regulator's autonomy is non-negotiable and has not faced political pressure so far.
• If upheld, the findings could result in fines, points deductions, or expulsion from the Premier League for Manchester City.
• Kogan's resignation would be a direct response to any political meddling in the case's proceedings.