Manchester City are currently appealing their guilty verdict as controversy continues to surround the high-profile case.

Manchester City could face four major punishments after an independent commission found them guilty of 114 breaches of Premier League financial regulations. The tribunal determined that the club artificially inflated revenues by £900 million through fraudulent sponsorships between 2009/10 and 2017/18. While Manchester City have appealed the ruling and maintain their innocence, rival Premier League clubs are actively protesting legal delays in the appeals process.
Potential sanctions include massive financial fines, substantial points deductions capable of triggering relegation, stripping previously won league titles, or outright expulsion from the Premier League. Additional measures could involve a forced club sale by the Independent Football Regulator if executives fail ownership standards.
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