Manchester City has been found guilty of 114 violations of the Premier League's financial regulations, with possible penalties ranging from a fine to relegation, while the club continues to assert its innocence and intends to appeal. (translated)

Manchester City faces possible penalties for more than 100 breaches of Financial Fair Play, ranging from financial fines to exclusion from the Premier League or relegation. (translated)

"Another trophy to add to my collection" Rio Ferdinand, former Manchester United player who finished 2nd in the Premier League behind his Manchester rival in 2012, has already commented on the commission's decision in this regard. (translated)
Manchester City has been found guilty of 114 financial violations by an independent commission, raising major issues for the club and English football, as it continues to contest this decision. (translated)

Manchester City has been found guilty of financial violations in 114 out of 115 cases and could face a massive penalty, including the revocation of several championship titles. (translated)

"To me, the players of Manchester City showed on the field that they were good enough. I don’t really know the details regarding the accusations and everything that comes with it. But they had an incredible team, a team that I loved facing. I don’t think that, in this kind of situation, the players can be held responsible. That’s all I can focus on." (translated)
Last month, Premier League chief Richard Masters acknowledged that it took longer than expected. (translated)
On Twitter, prominent football journalist Henry Winter claimed that imposing a fine for a guilty verdict is pointless for such a wealthy club. (translated)
Manchester City has been found guilty by the Premier League of violating financial rules for years, with the club acknowledging 114 of the 115 allegations, and could face penalties ranging from fines to possible expulsion from the competition. (translated)
Manchester City was found guilty of 114 financial rule violations related to breaches that occurred between 2009 and 2018, but the club has not yet been sanctioned. (translated)

Manchester City has been found guilty in 114 out of 115 cases for violations of the financial rules of the Premier League, which could lead to serious penalties, including the stripping of championship titles. (translated)

According to media reports, Manchester City has been found guilty in 114 out of 115 cases of violating financial regulations, while the final verdict and possible sanctions from the Premier League are still pending. (translated)

🚨💣 𝗟𝗔𝗦𝗧 𝗛𝗢𝗨𝗥: Premier League clubs are planning legal action in response to Manchester City being found guilty on 114 of the 115 charges related to breaches of the league's financial regulations. Several teams mobilized prominent lawyers some time ago to determine what they could claim, and several clubs are talking to each other about this. Law firms have been contacting the clubs to inform them that they would be in a position to claim financial compensation and title reclamation if it is determined that Manchester City has breached the Premier League rules. [David Ornstein] (translated)
🚨🚨 SEVERAL PREMIER LEAGUE CLUBS ARE CONSIDERING LEGAL ACTION AGAINST MANCHESTER CITY!!! 😳 They could claim compensation for the financial losses they believe they have suffered, including: ❌ Failure to qualify for the Champions League 💷 Loss of revenue related to ranking bonuses 🤝 Unreceived sponsorship bonuses The Manchester club has been found guilty of 114 breaches of the Premier League's financial rules. 🗞️ @David_Ornstein (translated)
🚨☎️ EXCLUSIVE: The Manchester City dressing room is in absolute 'shock' upon learning that the club has been found guilty in 114 of the 115 financial accusations. No one in the group expected such a devastating ruling, and the fear for the future of the entity has set off all alarms. ➡️Given the uncertainty, a multitude of footballers have urgently contacted their agents to ask for explanations and gauge the situation. For now, it is simply a gathering of information: the players are looking to understand the possible legal consequences, what will happen to the club, and evaluate with their representatives how this might affect their contracts. 👀💥 (translated)
"If you organize a bus parade, I will come. I don't care how long it takes." When he was asked after leaving in 2024 about the possibility of taking those titles away from City, Klopp said: "If you organize a bus parade, I will come. I don't care how long it takes." (translated)
The editor of the Daily Mail calls for the revocation of Manchester City's title and the expulsion of the club from the Premier League due to violations of financial rules, emphasizing the seriousness of the fraud and its consequences on English football as a whole. (translated)