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Manchester City had a difficult season, and the ruling champions are currently sitting in sixth place in the Premier League after a series of inconsistent appearances.
But this is not just their form on the field that causes concern, but a long -term question continues to throw a shadow over the club from the field.
City is still awaiting the outcome of the Premier League investigation into the alleged violations of financial rule, a process that has already extended for more than a year.
City was originally charged with 115 alleged violations of the Financial Fair (FFP) regulations in early 2023, which covered the period between 2009 and 2018.
However, this number reportedly increased to 130, after updating and clarification on the application of league rules during certain seasons.
The Independent Commission borrowed the supervision of the case in December 2024, and the decision was initially expected in the spring of 2025.
The Man City’s verdict is delayed by the summer
According to TelegraphThe verdict will now be delayed until later this summer, adding increasing uncertainty.
If the city is proclaimed guilty, the possible penalties are serious – deducted from financial penalties and deductions of points to extreme measures such as relegation or retrospective removal of the league titles.
Despite the gravity of the case, City remained confident, with the inner belief that the club would be cleaned. The calm atmosphere lasts inside the room and the locker room.
Man City caught in several legal battles
This is not the first time Manchester City has faced serious accusations. In 2020, UEFA handed them a two -year ban on European competitions, only to cancel the arbitration court for sports (CAS), citing insufficient evidence.
That experience only strengthened the determination of the club. Pep Guardiola publicly supported the club, repeating his loyalty during the investigation.
Meanwhile, Erling Haaland has recently been handed over to the club By 2034, allegedly, after receiving a convincing company from the administration regarding the future of the club.
They are not just a premier league that go after the city. La Liga President Javier Tebas recently filed an official appeal With the European Commission, accusing the city for violating the EU Competition Act.
The Spanish boss has called for sanctions against the Premier League champions, escalating the battle in a broader legal and regulatory conflict that could influence the way football clubs are governed throughout Europe.
For now, City is still focused on a strong season with the aim of securing the Champions League football for next season.
But out of the field, the clock ticks, and all eyes are on the last judgments that could define the next Manchester City ascent.
