Overview
- An independent three-person commission is still weighing evidence from the 2024 hearing, with no public timeline for a decision and appeal rights preserved for both sides.
- The 115 alleged breaches span 2009–2018 and include inaccurate financial reporting, undisclosed payments, UEFA FFP and Premier League PSR issues, and alleged non-cooperation.
- Premier League clubs’ collective legal bills since 2022–23 have exceeded £100m, with the City case responsible for the largest portion of those costs shared across the 20 clubs.
- Liverpool’s FSG and other rivals are exploring compensation bids if City are found guilty, with the Everton–Leeds settlement cited as a potential precedent for lost‑revenue claims.
- Potential sanctions range from fines and points deductions to transfer restrictions, title stripping or relegation, while Manchester City continue to deny all allegations and assert they have irrefutable evidence.