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Sanctions for the English side could range between a massive points deduction, demotion, stripping of past trophies and/or huge monetary fines

Manchester City have reportedly been found guilty on more than 100 counts of breaching English Premier League financial rules following an investigation that began in 2018. The charges include failing to provide accurate financial information and details regarding former manager Roberto Mancini's pay. Potential sanctions could reportedly range from points deductions and fines to demotion or top-flight expulsion, with the club expected to appeal.
Former Celtic midfielder Paul Lambert suggested that the demotion of Scottish club Rangers in 2012 could serve as a precedent for Manchester City's potential penalties. Manchester City reaffirmed their February 2023 stance, maintaining that they have respected due process, while the Premier League declined to comment.
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