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Manchester City’s hearing concludes, the club awaits verdict on 115 Premier League charges

Written by Paul Kemp
Paul Kemp
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, | Updated: December 9, 2024
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    Key Takeaways:

  • The hearing into the Premier League’s charges against Manchester City has concluded, with closing arguments completed on Friday
  • The Premier League had initially brought 115 charges against Manchester City, but this number has been upgraded to 130 charges
  • A three-man panel will now consider the evidence presented during the hearing before delivering a verdict in the coming months
  • The charges against Manchester City relate to alleged breaches of financial fair play regulations and other rules
  • The verdict is expected to be delivered in the coming months and will be a highly anticipated decision in the football world

The hearing into the Premier League’s charges against Manchester City has concluded, with the three-man panel now set to consider the evidence and deliver a verdict. The case, which has been ongoing for some time, relates to alleged breaches of financial fair play regulations and other rules by the club.

The Premier League had initially brought 115 charges against Manchester City, but this number has been upgraded to 130 charges. The club has denied any wrongdoing and has cooperated fully with the Premier League’s investigation.

The hearing saw both the Premier League and Manchester City present their cases and evidence to the panel. The panel will now carefully consider the evidence and arguments presented before delivering a verdict in the coming months.

The outcome of the case is highly anticipated and will be closely watched by football fans and experts around the world. Manchester City has stated that they are confident that they will be found not guilty and that they will continue to compete at the highest level. The verdict will bring an end to the uncertainty surrounding the club and will provide clarity on their future.

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