Manchester City have been found guilty on 114 of the 115 charges brought by the Premier League regarding alleged financial breaches occurring between 2009 and 2018, according to informed sources.
Details on the final sanctions against the club are yet to be confirmed, with the club set to lodge an appeal.
An official spokesperson for Manchester City commented on the current situation:
The process continues, and we have important stages ahead to complete.
The club maintains its stance from a statement made in February 2023, where the allegations were described as "unexpected".
Under Premier League rule W.51, the club faces a range of punishments, including substantial fines, formal reprimands, point deductions, or even expulsion from the league. Notably, point deductions could be applied retroactively.
Since the allegations were made, Manchester City have bagged six major trophies. This season, under the guidance of Enzo Maresca, the team currently leads the league after winning all five of their opening matches.
