Man City found guilty on all but one of 115 charges, reports say - Reuters

An independent panel reviewing Manchester City’s compliance with the Premier League’s financial regulations has concluded that the club breached the majority of the 115 alleged infractions. The panel found the club guilty on all but one of the counts, indicating that only a single charge could not be substantiated.

The specific sanctions that may be imposed have not yet been disclosed. While the panel’s decision has been communicated to other Premier League clubs, the league itself has declined to comment on the findings or any forthcoming penalties.

Manchester City did not confirm the report but issued a statement noting that the Premier League’s disciplinary process remains ongoing and that certain elements of the investigation are subject to strict confidentiality. The club emphasized that it has respected due process over the past eight years, relying on the league’s board and executive to act as an independent and impartial regulator.

In anticipation of a possible ruling, the club indicated that it would appeal any adverse findings. The statement also highlighted the club’s expectation that the Premier League will continue to operate free from partisan influence.

The outcome marks a significant development in the league’s enforcement of its financial rules, with the majority of the alleged breaches now formally attributed to Manchester City pending final determination of any penalties.