Newcastle United’s intriguing next move after Man City rocked by 114 charges as PIF react

Manchester City have reportedly been found guilty of 114 charges following a lengthy Premier League investigation. Newcastle United and their majority owners, the Public Investment Fund, did not provide immediate comment when contacted. However, Premier League clubs are understood to be seeking legal advice and exploring potential options regarding compensation in light of the verdict.

Newcastle United are expected to continue focusing on their long-term financial strategy and regulatory compliance. The club previously faced a £5.2 million fine from UEFA regarding financial sustainability regulations and sold players such as Elliot Anderson and Yankuba Minteh to remain compliant with spending rules.