UEFA Monitor Manchester City Situation and Await Appeal Conclusion in New Punishment Threat
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30-second readRating Manchester City's start to the 2026/27 season The independent commission's finding that City breached Premier League financial rules across nine seasons between 2009/10 and 2017/18 included five charges of failing to comply with UEFA's Financial Fair Play regulations - rules that limited clubs to spending within a break-even threshold tied to their own revenues.
The commission found that Manchester City 's owners put in £830 million of their own money and disguised it as sponsorship income across the period, while Etihad officials lodged a 'comprehensive' appeal against the 'opinion' on October 1 - rejecting the verdict and maintaining "a comprehensive body of irrefutable evidence" exists in support of innocence.
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UEFA are keeping a close watch on Manchester City's ongoing Premier League disciplinary proceedings and will not move to take any action of their own until the full process has been concluded, as per a new report.
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