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Explained: What other PL clubs expect to happen after Man City rule breaches
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PM Burnham ‘really concerned’ if Man City owners sell up after rule breaches
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Richard Masters, chief executive of the Premier League, said: “The core decision establishes the facts of what happened at Manchester City during this period. It details how the club systematically broke Premier League Rules for nearly a decade.
“It also vindicates the Premier League’s decision to pursue this case against Manchester City. While the process to date has been both long and difficult, the League has remained determined that
German newspaper Der Spiegel had previously accused City of paying a “significant portion” of Mancini’s compensation “by way of a fictitious consultancy contract”.
It alleged that Mancini was paid more by City for his role as a consultant to Abu Dhabi club Al Jazira than he was getting from his role as City manager, excluding bonuses and incentives.
On Friday it emerged that an independent panel had found City guilty
Mauricio Pochettino believes Chelsea should be stripped of the Premier League title for 2016-17, when his Tottenham team finished runners-up.
Chelsea were fined £10.75m in March after being charged by the Premier League for historical breaches of competition rules.
The club also had a six-point deduction “set aside” on appeal. Antonio Conte’s Chelsea team finished seven points clear of Pochettino’s Spurs in 2016-17.
Chelsea owners Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital
Everton have been told they must pay Burnley £35m over the impact of breaches of the Premier League’s financial rules.
The case – heard by a Premier League commission – relates to the 2021-22 season, when Everton were found to have broken profit and sustainability regulations (PSR) over a three-year period.
Burnley argued the breach impacted their chances of staying in the Premier League, and sought compensation for the losses
Leicester City have been docked six points by the English Football League for breaching financial rules.
The deduction will be applied immediately meaning the Foxes fall from 17th to 20th in the Championship and are only outside the relegation zone on goal difference.
It comes after Leicester were charged by the Premier League in May for a profit and sustainability (PSR) breach in the three years up to 2023-24.
Leicester
Sheffield Wednesday have been handed restrictions over spending for the next three transfer windows after failing to pay staff wages on time.
The restrictions will prevent the club from carrying out any transfers or loans which involve a fee for this summer’s window and the two in 2026.
That restriction is currently running alongside their registration embargo which was imposed a fortnight ago, preventing the club from signing any new
March’s wages were eventually paid in full on 7 April, with the club saying it was a “temporary issue” due to debts owed to Chansiri, whose family control the Thai Union Group, the world’s largest producer of canned tuna.
The Thai businessman has been in charge of the Hillsborough side for 10 years and his tenure has been littered with financial issues.
Wednesday were placed under a registration embargo in
Pep Guardiola says people expect to see Manchester City wiped “off the face of the Earth” amid the ongoing hearing into the club’s 115 charges for alleged breaches of the Premier League’s financial rules.
Champions in six of the past seven seasons, City could, in theory, face a points deduction serious enough to condemn them to relegation – or even expulsion – from the Premier League, if found to have
