Manchester City has been banned from playing in the Premier League and Champions League next season after shocking revelation from UEFA and FA this afternoon. This is unbelievable 😱😱, Manchester City will not participate in Premier League next season 🤑
In the upcoming week, Everton awaits the verdict on their second penalty appeal, coinciding with the Premier League season’s end, following Nottingham Forest’s failed appeal on a points deduction.
Football enthusiasts eagerly track updates on Everton and Nottingham Forest’s breaches of Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR), with curiosity extending to Manchester City’s own financial saga.
Manchester City faces intense scrutiny amid allegations of financial misconduct, disputing 115 Premier League charges over the past 15 months, with prospects of a resolution possibly delayed for a year.
City’s accusations range from 54 instances of missing financial data (2009–2018) to 35 counts of non-cooperation with Premier League inquiries (2018–2023), encompassing various facets of league regulations.
Their rebuttal emphasizes the alleged unlawful acquisition of documents, particularly those pertaining to financial accusations dating back to 2009.
