Guardiola accepts FA charge over Catalonia ribbon

Manchester City chief Pep Guardiola has conceded a charge from the Football Association for wearing a political image, the English representing body reported on Monday. 

Guardiola has said he wears a yellow lace to help detained ace freedom lawmakers in his local Catalonia. 

The FA ruled it broke their guidelines on pack and publicizing controls. 

Guardiola said in November: "On the off chance that one day in jail was at that point excessively, look how long they've been there now. 

"Like everyone knows, ideally at some point or another I can quit wearing it." 

The 47-year-old has been wearing the lace in help of the political pioneers imprisoned after the Catalonia freedom choice last October, which was proclaimed illicit by Spain. 

A FA articulation read: "Manchester City director Pep Guardiola has conceded a FA charge for wearing a political message, particularly a yellow strip, in rupture of the FA's pack and publicizing controls. A paper hearing has been asked for, with a date to be set at the appointed time." 

His much-promoted position over the contention in Catalonia has turned into a noteworthy issue in his country where, as indicated by reports in Spain, the City supervisor's private plane was sought at Barcelona's El Prat air terminal two weeks prior by police searching for ousted Catalan pioneer Carles Puigdemont. 

Since the charge was issued Guardiola has either concealed the strip amid amusements or not worn it. 

In any case, Guardiola demands that, despite the fact that his challenge means to feature the destinies of an imprisoned gathering that incorporates Catalan government officials Jordi Sanchez and Jordi Cuixart, it isn't a political issue. 

"Whenever men and ladies put on a pink lace this is a result of the help for the bosom disease activity," he said. 

"A similar when I wear the prostate tumor identification, it's the same, the thought is the same, there are a considerable measure of strips. 

"I'm almost certain there are individuals all around the globe in Spain and Catalunya who would prefer not to be free, however they are not concurring with placing individuals in 'aversion' imprison. 

The FA's position on the issue contrasts from European administering body UEFA, who enable the lace to be worn. City additionally trust the image isn't for the most part thought to be hostile 

The yellow image worn by Guardiola amid Sunday's Premier League prevail upon Chelsea was the daffodil of the Marie Curie growth philanthropy.