The Premier League has announced that the long-awaited hearing into Manchester City’s alleged breaches of financial fair play rules will commence on Monday.
The charges against Manchester City, led by Pep Guardiola, span nine seasons from 2009 to 2018, with the Premier League alleging more than 100 instances of non-compliance.
One of the specific allegations involves the club’s failure to properly disclose the remuneration paid to a particular coach.
Manchester City has vehemently denied the charges, stating that they have provided the Premier League with extensive evidence to support their position.
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The club has welcomed an independent review of the matter and expressed confidence in their ability to clear their name.
The hearing is expected to last for two months, with the Premier League seeking to prove that Manchester City’s financial conduct has violated the league’s rules.
The outcome of the case could have significant implications for the club and the English football landscape.