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Premier League Clubs Want a Much Harsher Punishment for Manchester City

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Manchester City still does not know what punishment it will ultimately receive for the financial offenses for which the club was found guilty. Meanwhile, however, calls are coming from other Premier League clubs to go much further than just a points deduction. Stripping previously won titles is also once again prominently on the table.
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A number of Premier League clubs want Manchester City to be punished not only for one season, but also for the future. The BBC outlines this based on several anonymous statements from club sources. From this, the opinion emerges that if the club receives only a one-off punishment, there is a strong chance of a quick return to the top tier of English football.

Manchester City still does not know what punishment it will ultimately receive for the financial offenses for which the club was found guilty. Meanwhile, however, calls are coming from other Premier League clubs to go much further than just a points deduction. Stripping previously won titles is also once again prominently on the table.

It seems that multiple Premier League clubs think that restrictions should be set on future activities in addition to sanctions against the past over Manchester City's violation of financial rules. The British media “BBC” reported on the 7th.

The Air Force reports that there is a formed group of other elite teams in England who have united around the premise that if City's appeal is unsuccessful, it should result in retroactive penalties, expected future ones as well as... and the payment of compensation for past offences.The group of teams in question believes that taking away points and relegation in the Championship would not be enough as a punishment for the offenses on the part …

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standartnews.com broke the news on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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