As expected, Manchester City has officially appealed its guilty verdict before the end of Friday's deadline. This is what the statement said and what's next.

Manchester City has officially appealed a guilty verdict concerning more than 100 financial fair play charges brought by the Premier League. The appeal was submitted to the Chair of the Premier League's Judicial Panel ahead of the Friday deadline. The club released a statement maintaining its innocence and claiming the initial opinion contained clear material errors of law, principle, and fact.
A newly appointed three-person panel will review the verdict, with league rules stating an appeal decision should typically arrive within 16 weeks. Potential punishments could be announced prior to the appeal's completion, and the club may face further legal action from other entities before the situation fully concludes.
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