Manchester City held settlement talks with the Premier League in the early stages of the financial breach case against them, according to reports.Photo by Carl Recine/Getty ImagesGiles Turner and Lucc…

Manchester City reportedly attempted to negotiate a settlement with the Premier League prior to an independent commission delivering a guilty verdict regarding their alleged financial breaches. Despite behind-the-scenes discussions aimed at resolving the case, the two sides failed to reach an agreement, leaving the reigning champions facing potentially unprecedented sporting sanctions.
The failed settlement talks came ahead of an independent commission's ruling finding Manchester City guilty of extensive financial rule violations. Following the verdict, figures across the league including Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta and Manchester United manager Michael Carrick have addressed the situation, while Manchester City reportedly intends to appeal the decision.
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