The news that Manchester City have been found guilty of 114 of the 115 charges the Premier League have brought against them has sent shockwaves through the football world. However, after the initial wave of surprise had subsided, a lot…

Vital Everton argues that Everton should capitalize on Manchester City's financial verdict, claiming the club is owed nearly £29m according to figures reported by the Liverpool Echo. Following reports that City was found guilty of 114 Premier League charges, the column asserts that Everton suffered the most competitively and financially among top-flight clubs during the relevant period.
The writer notes that Everton reportedly missed out on European qualification five times due to City's standings, including one Champions League spot. Citing past points deductions and a £35m lawsuit from Burnley, the column contends Everton should aggressively pursue any possible financial retribution.
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