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Fabrizio Romano has confirmed and verified it. This is the manner in which the Premier League is going to punish Manchester United in the unfortunate circumstance that they are found guilty. Just try to picture the possibility of this happening! 🤯 This might be the end of it all 😳🙀

Manchester City faces a daunting prospect with the potential of 115 Financial Fair Play (FFP) claims hanging over them, threatening to overshadow their quest for success.

Drawing parallels to Nottingham Forest’s predicament in a similar situation, the club incurred a four-point penalty, pushing them into the Premier League’s relegation zone.

Similarly, Everton has faced consequences for their transgressions, yet Manchester City’s fate remains uncertain, awaiting clarity on their case outcome.

Spanning nine seasons from 2009 to 2018, during which they clinched the league title thrice, Manchester City finds themselves under intense scrutiny due to the charges levied against them.

Despite refuting the allegations, Manchester City’s situation differs from that of Everton and Nottingham Forest, as emphasized by Richard Masters, the Premier League’s CEO.

Unlike other clubs, Manchester City’s legal proceedings lack a defined timeline for resolution, leaving their fate in limbo.

While a potential hearing looms in the autumn of 2024, no official confirmation has been provided.

Should Manchester City be found culpable, they face a range of penalties including fines, demotion, and even forfeiture of titles earned during the contentious period.

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