Arsene Wenger says Manchester City should be punished if they are guilty- Arsene Wenger says Manchester City should not go free if they are guilty - The Citizens have been banned for two years in the Champions League - Wenger stated that the rules of the game must be respected regardless who is involved Arsene Wenger has taken a swipe at Manchester City over their recent ban from Champions League as the Frenchman claimed the Citizens should be punished if they are guilty of what they have been accused of. Recently, the hammer of the UEFA fell on Manchester City banning them for two seasons from Champions League as they claimed the Citizens have breached their fair play rules. The decision came as a shock for Manchester City coaching crew, fans and the players with reports claiming that some of the big stars at the Etihad stadium could be leaving this summer if the ban is not lifted. Wenger has now berated Manchester City's spending with the former Monaco coach making referee to how the Citizens signed many of his players from Arsenal when he was in charge of the Gunners. Read also Insecurity: People must be sacked for failure - Senate president The likes of Samir Nasri, Ivorian Kolo Toure, Gael Clichy, Emmanuel Adebayor and Bacary Sagna all played for Arsenal under Arsene Wenger before they moved to Manchester City. These players were believed then to have been tempted with big money move which made them to leave the Emirates stadium. ''City bought all my players,'' Arsene Wenger started on his comment jokingly. ''If it is proven that this has been done on purpose then City cannot go unpunished. I don't know the case well enough to say what kind of punishment has to be made,''. Wenger explained according to the report on Daily Mail. Should Manchester City fail in their appeal to upturn the decision of UEFA, then Pep Guardiola must boost the morale of his players to win this season's Champions League. They will face Spanish side Real Madrid in the knock out stage which will be a difficult game for Pep Guardiola and his wards. Read also Barcelona join Liverpool, Real Madrid in race to sign exciting Super Eagles winger Earlier, Legit.ng had reported how Pep Guardiola reportedly told his players at Manchester City that he will not leave the Premier League side even if the Citizens should get demoted to the lower division. Pep Guardiola's assurance comes few days after his club were banned for two seasons from Champions League in which the club are planning to appeal. Nigeria still needs Enyeama, Maradona was my toughest opponent - Rufai | Legit TV Source: Legit.ng - Arsene Wenger says Manchester City should not go free if they are guilty - The Citizens have been banned for two years in the Champions League - Wenger stated that the rules of the game must be respected regardless who is involved Legit.ng Nigeria still needs Enyeama, Maradona was my toughest opponent - Rufai