Man City sponsor Etihad Airways considers legal action against Premier League
Etihad Airways is considering legal action against the Premier League following the league's investigation into Manchester City. The airline is linked to the club's ownership through an Abu Dhabi investment fund.
Why it matters
This potential litigation could have significant implications for the Premier League's regulatory authority and the financial governance of top-tier football clubs.
Manchester City sponsor Etihad Airways has said it is considering legal action against the Premier League.
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