Premier League clubs seek damages from Manchester City

Multiple Premier League clubs are considering legal action against Manchester City to claim financial damages, according to a report from The Athletic. The move follows Manchester City's reported conviction on 114 of 115 alleged financial offenses. Several teams have engaged legal representation to evaluate potential compensation for sporting and financial losses, such as missed Champions League qualification or lost sponsorship revenue.

Any formal legal proceedings or potential class-action lawsuit will reportedly remain on hold until Manchester City's appeal process concludes. The situation draws parallels to a ruling in June where Everton was ordered to pay 35.1 million pounds to Burnley over profitability and sustainability rule breaches.