Kemi Badenoch had urged him to publish “all the pieces” associated to his work with the membership as Better Manchester mayor.
Metropolis have been discovered responsible of breaching Premier League monetary rules between 2009 and 2018.
The membership keep their innocence and appealed in opposition to the decision.
Mr Burnham stated final month he can be “actually involved” if Metropolis’s Abu Dhabi house owners offered the membership within the wake of the discovering, crediting them with being “an enormous associate within the constructing of recent Manchester”.
Downing Road sought to make clear his feedback afterwards, saying the Prime Minister was clear the judgment is critical and that the place wrongdoing is established, these accountable ought to face the results.
Mr Burnham stated he would “put on the market” all the pieces he had achieved to work with the membership’s house owners as mayor in an interview with the Relaxation is Politics podcast to be launched on Monday.
He stated that “the soccer points are completely different from the funding points”.
“However I see now individuals making an attempt to conflate this stuff. I’ve been requested by the chief of the opposition to publish particulars of my conferences, which I’m completely happy to do.
“I’ll fairly clearly put on the market all the pieces that I’ve achieved working with them in my earlier position as mayor of Better Manchester.
“None of it’s latest, truly, by way of the conferences I had. I solely had one important assembly, truly, and that was in 2021. That’s proper and I’ll put that every one on the market.
“However the soccer points, they’re critical and should be handled, and the method is unbiased and it has to run its course. However I feel all people ought to separate the funding points as a result of they’re not the identical factor.”
The Premier League stated an unbiased fee discovered Metropolis organized “sham” industrial offers with a lot of its sponsors through the interval, which have been a part of a disguised funding scheme, whereby these firms have been required to pay solely a portion of the related sponsorship charges.
The fee discovered that the rest was funded by Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan’s Abu Dhabi United Group Funding & Improvement Ltd, which majority-owned the membership.