Man City found guilty of breaking financial rules

BBC News Friday 25 September 2026, 15:07 UTC 1 min read

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Manchester City are found guilty of breaking the majority of the 115 financial rules they were accused of breaching, sources tell BBC Sport.

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Manchester City found guilty of breaking Premier League’s financial fair play rules

City face sanctions after more than 100 rule breachesClub insists it is innocent and is expected to appealManchester City face substantial sanctions from the Premier League after an independent panel found they had acted in bad faith and broken numerous rules over financial fair play. The Premier League did not issue a statement but sources confirmed to the Guardian that City had been found guilty on almost all of more than 100 charges. City are surprised at the timing of the news because...

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Man City found guilty of breaking financial rules

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