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Home Sport Manchester City’s alleged rule breaches hearing will reportedly start next month 13-08-2024 12:47 PM Ammon News - Manchester City’s hearing into 115 alleged breaches of Premier League financial regulations has reportedly been brought forward to next month. According to a report in the Times, the planned November start of an independent commission has been moved to mid-to-late September. It is scheduled to last 10 weeks, with a verdict therefore likely to be delivered early in 2025. Neither the Premier League nor Manchester City have commented. The Times’ report says the outcome of a separate legal case which City brought against the league’s associated party transactions rules – in which clubs strike sponsorship or revenue deals with businesses linked to their owners – is due in the next fortnight. The Guardian

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Manchester City’s alleged rule breaches hearing will reportedly start next month

13-08-2024 12:47 PM

Ammon News - Manchester City’s hearing into 115 alleged breaches of Premier League financial regulations has reportedly been brought forward to next month.

According to a report in the Times, the planned November start of an independent commission has been moved to mid-to-late September. It is scheduled to last 10 weeks, with a verdict therefore likely to be delivered early in 2025. Neither the Premier League nor Manchester City have commented.

The Times’ report says the outcome of a separate legal case which City brought against the league’s associated party transactions rules – in which clubs strike sponsorship or revenue deals with businesses linked to their owners – is due in the next fortnight.

The Guardian

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