The club was found guilty of more than 100 breaches of Premier League

Manchester City have officially confirmed they are appealing against the verdict of an independent commission that found the club guilty of breaching Premier League financial rules. The independent panel previously ruled that the reigning champions had committed over 100 breaches of the league's financial regulations, setting off widespread uncertainty across English soccer regarding potential sporting sanctions.
The appeal comes as prominent figures react to the ruling, with possible penalties ranging from severe fines and points deductions to potential expulsion from the top flight. Meanwhile, Independent Football Regulator chair David Kogan has publicly pledged to resign if there is any political interference from the British government in the resolution of the case.
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