Why Premier League faces uncertainty and chaos after Man City ruling
Manchester City has reportedly been found guilty of the majority of financial rule breaches following a long-running Premier League investigation. The club is expected to appeal, leading to ongoing uncertainty regarding potential sanctions and the future of the league's competitive integrity.
Why it matters
The outcome of this case could set a massive legal precedent for financial regulation in professional sports and impact the Premier League's structure.
Figure caption, Kieran Maguire on potential sanctions for Man City
Football issues correspondent Published 36 minutes ago If you were getting the impression that the saga over Manchester City 's 115 charges was almost over, think again.
Two years and 10 days since the hearing began, and 1,329 days after City were charged, we now know a verdict has been reached, with the club guilty of the majority of financial rule breaches.
That is not because the Premier League or Manchester City have told us - it is thanks to the Athletic finding out and breaking the story. , external
BBC Sport was later told the verdict was sent during the week to club executives, who had to sign a non-disclosure agreement to open the file.
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