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Manchester City found guilty of 114 Premier League financial breaches

Manchester City has been found guilty of 114 out of 115 alleged breaches of Premier League financial regulations by an independent commission. The charges, which cover the period from the 2009-10 season through 2017-18, include failures to provide accurate financial information regarding sponsorship income, player and manager remuneration, and compliance with UEFA and Premier League sustainability rules. Additionally, the club faced 35 charges related to a failure to cooperate with the league's investigation between 2018 and 2023.

While the findings have been reached, the specific sanctions have not yet been determined. Potential penalties include significant fines, points deductions (which could be applied retroactively), transfer restrictions, and the possibility of expulsion from the Premier League or European competitions.

Manchester City has consistently denied any wrongdoing and maintains that it has irrefutable evidence to support its position. Chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak expressed unwavering confidence in the club's ability to prove its innocence and stated that the club intends to appeal the decision. The legal process remains ongoing and is subject to strict confidentiality.

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Court of Arbitration for Sport · Der Spiegel · Erling Haaland · Khaldoon Al Mubarak · Khaldun Al Mubarak · Manchester City · Pep Guardiola · Premier League · Roberto Mancini · Sheikh Mansour · The Athletic · UEFA

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