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BBC Sport looks at how Manchester City's guilty verdict will affect their existing players' futures and the club's dealings in the transfer market.

Manchester City's guilty verdict regarding breaches of Premier League financial regulations has created significant uncertainty surrounding the squad's future and player retention. Sources indicate varying reactions inside the dressing room, with concerns growing over potential sanctions such as demotion. However, the club maintains contractual control over its squad, as the majority of player deals lack relegation release clauses and are fully guaranteed against wage cuts.
The impending sanctions also complicate future transfer operations and contract renewals, with agents likely advising players to wait for full clarity before opening talks. Should severe penalties or demotion occur, maintaining City's high wage bill will become difficult, potentially forcing squad restructuring or the fast-tracking of academy players.
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