Manchester City have been found guilty of breaching the Premier League's financial rules, with a damning verdict landing on Tuesday

Premier League rivals are reportedly considering demanding Manchester City's expulsion from the top flight following an independent panel's verdict finding the club guilty of breaching financial rules. According to reports, clubs are waiting until the sanctions process formally concludes before submitting demands. An independent Commission ruled that City committed serious breaches spanning from 2009 to 2018 and failed to co-operate with investigations.
Premier League chief executive Richard Masters confirmed the findings establish systematic rule violations over nearly a decade. Manchester City strongly maintained their innocence, calling the ruling unsafe and committing to submit an appeal before the Friday deadline. Potential penalties could include demotion, stripped titles, points deductions, transfer bans, or hefty fines.
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