Manchester City have reportedly taken legal action against the Premier League.
The staggering sum the Premier League is rumoured to be spending on the legal battle against Manchester City has been disclosed in a new report.APT rules were first introduced back in 2021 after fellow top-flight side Newcastle United were bought by a Saudi Arabia-led consortium.Within the report, it was claimed that the Premier League is spending millions on legal fees to fight this case.
In addition, it is believed that the focus of the Premier League’s legal personnel has been shifted to this case when they are also preparing for the hearing into City’s 115 charges relating to Profit and Sustainability rules, which is set to take place in November.The report stated: “City blame the Premier League for not regulating spending when clubs such as Manchester United were more dominant, arguing they have been prevented from monetising their brand in the way United did.
Football finance expert gives verdict on punishment Man City could face if found guilty of 115 FFP charges
United Kingdom Latest News, United Kingdom Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Premier League title race permutations: When can Arsenal or Man City win the league?Arsenal's 1-0 win at Man Utd means the title race will go down to the final day - so what does each side need to do to get their hands on the Premier League trophy?
Read more »
LIVE: Man City fans descend on city centre ahead of Premier League trophy paradeCity players and staff will parade through the city centre this evening to celebrate their historic Premier League triumph
Read more »
LIVE: Man City fans descend on city centre ahead of Premier League trophy paradeCity players and staff will parade through the city centre this evening to celebrate their historic Premier League triumph
Read more »
Man Utd star Kobbie Mainoo and Man City duo nominated for Premier League awardThe Premier League has announced its eight-man shortlist for the Premier League Young Player of the Year award.
Read more »
Man City and Man Utd set for VAR vote as Premier League could scrap it entirelyThe Premier League's Video Assistant Referee (VAR) technology has been highly controversial since it was introduced in 2019 and Manchester City and Man United will now have a say in its future
Read more »
Premier League table without VAR as Man City and Man Utd reality emergesOnly one Premier League match remains in the season for Manchester City and Man United - but things might be different without VAR ahead of a vote on future use of the technology
Read more »