UEFA monitoring Man City case as it considers potential action
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28-second readUEFA is monitoring developments and will wait until the end of the Premier League's disciplinary process before deciding whether to take any potential action against Manchester City.
City have been found guilty by an independent commission of breaking the Premier League's financial rules between 2009 and 2018, including five charges of failing to comply with UEFA's Financial Fair Play rules.
UEFA financial rules at the time meant clubs were effectively limited to spending what they earned within set break-even requirements. The independent commission found that City's owners put in £830m of their own money and disguised it as sponsorship income for nine seasons.
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UEFA is monitoring developments and will wait until the end of the Premier League's disciplinary process before deciding whether to take any potential action against Manchester City.
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