Manchester City were handed a guilty verdict over breaches of the Premier League's financial rules last week, with the club working behind the scenes to clear their name

Manchester City are preparing to appeal a guilty verdict from an independent Premier League commission regarding historical breaches of financial rules between 2009 and 2018. The club expressed disappointment with the findings, claiming to possess a comprehensive body of irrefutable evidence, including bank statements and witness accounts, to establish their innocence during the upcoming appeals process.
According to reports, City will argue that contested sponsorship funds came directly from the Abu Dhabi government rather than their owners, the Abu Dhabi United Group. Potential sanctions if the appeal fails could include severe fines, transfer embargoes, points deductions, league expulsion, or the stripping of previous titles.
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