Man City faces one of the most turbulent periods of its recent history, with struggles both outside and outside the pitch.
Currently, which is fifth in the Premier League, the reigning champions have been reduced to their usual high standards. His champions league campaign has also ended prematurely, fulfilling his difficulties in the field.
However, its biggest battle may not be on the pitch, but in the room room, as the club remains under an intense legal control of the Premier League for alleged financial breaches.
The city is investigated by 115 alleged breaches of financial regulations, which cover from 2009 to 2018. The case has entered a decisive phase, and reports that suggest that its result could have wide consequences, not only for the city, but also for the entire league.
Case of 115 Man City positions: Premier League Future Uncertain with impending sentence
According to The paper andIf the city should be committed one or more of the most serious breaches accused, the rest of the Premier League clubs could be left to decide the future of Man City at the Premier League.
A vote of at least 15 clubs should expel them from the league, the report states that it is not yet clear if the same independent commission has the authority to impose such a drastic sentence.
On the other hand, if City manages to erase all the charges, there are concerns about the possible consequences.
The independent commission concluded its hearing in December 2024, with a verdict scheduled soon. Fulfilling, the potential punishments could include fines, points deductions, stripping title or even relegation.
Despite the uncertainty, Manager Pep Guardiola has reassured the fans of his commitment to the club, regardless of the decision. With a ruling called “imminent”, the result could have lasting consequences for both Man City and Premier League in general.
City trapped in several legal battles
The Premier League champions do not seem to pause, as their financial practices allegedly shaky over the years are beginning to become a serious problem for them.
Is not just the Premier League that goes after the city but the The head of the League has also recently filed a formal complaint With the European Commission, accusing Pep Guardiola’s side of violating EU competition laws and asking for club sanctions.
Additionally, City recently devoted himself to a legal battle against the Premier League for his Associated Party Transaction Rules (APT), a case they finally won.
More controversy has emerged after the Spanish Club Real Valladolid accused the city of approaching its young defender, Júsuf Demir, and Threatened legal action in response.
With multiple legal disputes, the future of Manchester City is still uncertain. While waiting for the verdict of their financial case, the club must also navigate the ongoing legal challenges that can shape their long -term position in both English and European football.
