Benjamin Mendy tells Manchester City ‘do the honourable thing’ after club ordered to pay him £8.5m | UK News
Footballer Benjamin Mendy says he is "delighted" after a judge ordered Manchester City to pay him around £8.5m - as he called on the club to "do the honourable thing".Mendy took the Premier League champions to an employment tribunal, claiming they had wrongly stopped his £500,000-a-month salary after he was charged with sex offences and remanded into custody in August 2021.
The 30-year-old was subsequently cleared of all charges.Tribunal Judge Joanne Dunlop ruled on Wednesday that Mendy should be entitled to the majority of his £11m claim for unauthorised deductions from his wages by the club.His claim covered a 22-month period, five of which were when he was in custody for breaching bail conditions and therefore not entitled to pay, the judge ruled.
This leaves him with around £8.5m owed,...










