Manchester City s Premier League rivals reportedly believe a points deduction would be insufficient’ if they are found guilty of breaching FFP rules.
It emerged at the start of last year that have been charged with breaching over 100 of the Premier League s Financial Fair Play rules.
The Premier League referred Man City to an independent commission after conducting a four-year probe into their conduct between 2009 and 2018.
If found guilty, Man City could be given a huge fine, transfer ban, points deduction or even be expelled from the Premier League.
This is a complicated case and a further spanner was thrown into the works earlier this year as
This case has already concluded but the public has not been informed whether Man City were successful. If the verdict was in favour of Pep Guardiola s side, it s understood that it would dramatically alter their FFP case as most of their charges would become redundant.
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The FFP case gets underway on Monday and. Even then, the hearing could drag on as Man City or the Premier League could appeal the decision.
Last week, Guardiola claimed Man City s Premier League rivals want them to be sanctioned .
“For the fact that all the Premier League teams want us to be sanctioned that is for sure – I agree with Tebas for the first time, and hopefully the last, Guardiola said.
“That’s why I say to Mr Tebas and the Premier League teams wait for the independent panel. Justice is there in a modern democracy so yeah, wait for the decision, it’s not more complicated than that.
“But I don’t know if he is a lawyer or the rest of the Premier League teams are lawyers so what I ask for is that – wait, it happened with Uefa. We believe that we have not done anything wrong so we go to an independent panel and we are going to wait.”
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Man City s Premier League rivals intend to call for severe penalties which could throw English football into turmoil if they are found guilty.
The report says Premier League clubs believe a points deduction would not be suitable as an alternative punishment has been proposed .