Enzo Maresca 'trusts' Man City boss after seismic Premier League verdict: 'What happens if we win the appeal?'
Enzo Maresca insists he would "100%" have taken the job to succeed Pep Guardiola this summer, even if the club had already been found guilty in their Premier League charges case.
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