Overview

• Manchester City declined the Premier League’s suggestion to work with impressionist Conor Moore, who has parodied their financial rule breach case.
• Premier League CEO Richard Masters issued an apology for offering no update on more than 115 charges, citing strict confidentiality in the ongoing process.
• Insiders now project that an independent commission will deliver its initial verdict around October 2025, extending delays since the December 2024 hearing.
• City continues to deny any misconduct, asserting it holds “irrefutable evidence” and is separately challenging the league’s Associated Party Transaction rules.
• Striker Erling Haaland expressed confidence in senior executives, saying he believes the club will resolve the complex FFP allegations.