Man City found guilty on all but one of 115 charges, reports say
Sanctions are still undecided, and the club is expected to appeal after being found guilty on 114 of 115 charges.
- The Athletic reported on Friday that Manchester City has been found "guilty on almost all of the charges" relating to financial breaches, marking a seminal moment for the Premier League.
- Initially charged in 2023, City faced over 115 allegations regarding financial reporting and failure to cooperate with the Premier League spanning 2009 to 2018.
- Two years after the case began, an independent panel reached its decision with Premier League clubs informed at a Thursday meeting, following a hearing described as "hugely complex."
- No sanctions have been decided yet, and City is expected to appeal the decision, though a spokesperson said the process remains "ongoing."
- This verdict concludes a four-year investigation into breaches of Financial Fair Play Regulations and PSR, sending shockwaves through English football after a case described as "hugely complex.
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The English club would have been held responsible for 114 of the 115 charges filed by the English league, according to British media reports. Now it remains to define possible sanctions and an eventual appeal The post The Beginning of the End?: Manchester City is found guilty for violating the Premier League financial fair play appeared first on Rolling Stone in Spanish.
Manchester City found guilty of breaking Premier League financial fair play rules
Manchester City has reportedly been found guilty of 114 out of 115 alleged breaches of Premier League financial rules, a development that could have significant repercussions for English football. The club denies wrongdoing and plans to appeal, stating the process is ongoing and confidential. This ruling follows a lengthy investigation and raises questions about financial regulation and competitive integrity in the league.
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