Premier League warned of 'complete disaster' in Man City's 115-charge FFP case as English top-flight runs the risk of ruling reveal that 'nobody's going to want'

The Premier League has been warned that it is running the risk of "complete disaster" in Manchester City’s protracted Financial Fair Play case.

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• Charges revealed in February 2023
• Verdict is yet to be delivered
• Punishments still being speculated on

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  WHAT HAPPENED?

  Despite being made aware that they had at least 115 charges hanging over their head in February 2023, the record-setting champions of England are yet to discover their fate in a long-running FFP saga.

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  THE BIGGER PICTURE

  An independent hearing was completed in late 2024, but no verdict has been delivered. It had been suggested that City would be made aware of any potential punishments in the spring, but we have now reached summer with seemingly no end in sight.

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  Debate regarding possible sanctions for City has continued to rage – ranging from points deductions and transfer embargoes to expulsion from the Premier League – and everybody needs to know where they stand in order to move forward.

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  City’s former financial advisor, Stefan Borson, has explained why the matter needs to be resolved before the 2025-26 campaign gets underway – with another window of opportunity in which a ruling could be delivered set to open up during the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup.