Manchester City manager Rodri has rejected financial penalties from the FA for publicly criticizing the refereeing after the match against Tottenham.

The incident occurred after a draw game 2:2. The Spanish midfielder questioned the decision of head referee Robert Jones to secure the first goal of the Hospodars, which was scored by Dominique Solanke. According to the footballer, in that episode the forward broke the rules against Manchester City manager Mark Gay.

The Football Association regarded the statement of the 29-River Gravity as a violation of the regulations, and they also questioned the referee’s lack of leadership. Rodri waited with hanging links.

The independent disciplinary commission decided to impose a fine of 80 thousand pounds sterling and official penalties, without stagnation and disqualification.

In this way, the player can take part in the upcoming Premier League match against West Gem. This match will be between the two matches between Manchester City and Real Madrid in the 1/8 finals of the Champions League.