The Etihad side is appealing the guilty verdicts in 114 findings of breaches of financial regulations.

Former Liverpool striker Michael Owen believes Premier League rivals must prepare to capitalize on potential Manchester City sanctions if their appeal against financial rule breach verdicts fails. Owen argued that a significant punishment, such as a major points deduction, remains a real possibility, meaning rival clubs should stay focused on the title and Champions League race.
Despite Manchester City's strong start, Owen singled out Arsenal as his preferred choice to win the Premier League title this season. He expressed sympathy for City's players, managers, and supporters, stating that any regulatory violations were boardroom decisions rather than the fault of the squad.
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