It’s been a long time coming; however, the clock is now ticking considerably faster on what punishment Man City will face for their creative bookkeeping. The whole of the Premier League is watching, as is the footballing world, with Everton…

Writer Gavin Kelly argues that the points deductions handed to Everton and Nottingham Forest should serve as a strict benchmark for Manchester City's punishment following their financial charges. Citing reporting from journalist Ben Jacobs, the article outlines how applying proportional penalties comparable to Everton's eight-point deduction could result in a severe points penalty capable of triggering mathematical relegation.
The piece highlights that rival clubs including Manchester United, Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur, and Arsenal have reserved rights to claim damages exceeding £100 million each for lost revenue and silverware. Kelly also notes past compensation precedents, such as Everton paying Burnley £34 million, indicating Manchester City could face massive legal and financial liabilities across European football.
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