THE FA have broken their silence on the Manchester City scandal. Earlier this week it was announced City had been found guilty of all charges related to serious breaches of the Premier League’s financial rules over a nine-season period, and…

The Football Association has released an official statement following an Independent Commission's guilty verdict against Manchester City regarding Premier League financial rule breaches. The FA stated that the decision carries significant implications for the integrity of the game, confirming that it is carefully reviewing the ruling and is prepared to take appropriate action while continuing to monitor proceedings.
Manchester City was found guilty of serious financial breaches over a nine-season period and plans to lodge an appeal against the ruling. If the club's appeal is unsuccessful, potential sanctions could reportedly include stripped honours, significant points deductions, substantial compensation claims from rival teams, or potential expulsion.
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