Footballer Benjamin Mendy says he is “delighted” after his former club Manchester City was ordered by a judge to pay him around £8.5 million for wrongly […]

We break down why the French defender secured a majority victory in his tribunal and whether this could have a wider impact in the game

Manchester City must pay former player Benjamin Mendy most of the £11 million of wages that he missed out on while accused of sex offences, a tribunal has ruled. The 30-year-old World Cup winner took the club to an employment tribunal over the money he missed out on between 2021 and 2023.

Former Manchester City defender Benjamin Mendy on Wednesday won the majority of his case against the Premier League club for over 11 million pounds ($14.2 million) in unpaid wages. The France international filed a claim against Manchester City last year,

In an official statement on social media, Lorient left-back Benjamin Mendy (30) has confirmed that an employment tribunal over unpaid wages from Manchester City has ruled in favour of him. The

Benjamin Mendy, a former Manchester City Football Club player, recently won a significant legal victory after a long-standing dispute over The post Benjamin Mendy Wins Employment Tribunal Case Against Manchester City first appeared on Africa Top Sports.