Robertson, who currently plays for Liverpool, believes Man City should keep their Premier League titles despite the ongoing financial investigation.

Man City faces serious potential sanctions after being charged with breaching financial rules. Premier League fans are calling for strong action against Man City, while the club continues to deny all allegations and prepares its defense.

Robertson faced Man City across multiple seasons while at Hull City and Liverpool. He believes any punishment should not taint Man City's on-pitch achievements.

Robertson stated: "I think you can hear the surprise in my voice—I haven't really taken this in."

"This has clearly been going on for a long time. For me, the players proved themselves good enough on the pitch."

"I don't know the details of these allegations or anything like that. But they had an amazing team at that time, a team I really enjoyed playing against."

"I don't think in these situations the players should be held responsible. That's the only thing I can focus on."

Liverpool could potentially be awarded an additional Premier League title from the 2013/14 season. Liverpool finished second that year behind Man City, and Robertson joined the club three years later.

This means Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard could finally receive a Premier League medal he missed throughout his playing career.

After a four-year independent investigation, all but one of the 115 charges Man City has faced since 2023 have been upheld.

The charges include failing to provide accurate financial information and details related to player and coach salaries. Alleged breaches of UEFA's Financial Fair Play rules and the Premier League's Profit and Sustainability rules are also included.

Final sanctions have not yet been decided, but serious consequences are being considered, including points deductions, fines, and potential expulsion from the Premier League.

Manchester United could also be awarded additional Premier League titles from the 2012 and 2018 seasons, in which they finished second to Man City.

All but one of the original 115 charges Man City faced have been upheld. The charges were subsequently increased to 130 and categorized into six groups.

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