Manchester City has been banned from playing the Champions League next season after shocking revelation from UEFA this afternoon

The verdict on Everton’s appeal against their second punishment should be known by the end of the Premier League season, precisely at this time next week, following the dismissal of Nottingham Forest’s appeal against the points deduction.

When the breaches of Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR) by Everton and Nottingham Forest make headlines, numerous football enthusiasts search Google for answers to queries such as “What about Manchester City’s case?”

Twenty-five Premier League charges against City, which they vehemently refute, have been pending for the past fifteen months.

Moreover, some reports indicate that a verdict may not be rendered for at least another year.

What are Man City’s 115 unfounded charges?
• 54 instances of inaccurate financial information provision from 2009-10 to 2017-18.

• From 2009-2010 to 2017-18, fourteen instances of error in the disclosure of player and manager compensation details.

• Five times, from 2013-14 to 2017-18, noncompliance with Uefa regulations, including Financial Fair Play (FFP).

• Seven breached Premier League PSR regulations between 2015-16 and 2017-18.

• Failed to cooperate with Premier League investigations 35 times between December 2018 and February 2023.

City has faced a cumulative tally of 115 charges pertaining to violations of Premier League regulations.

These disclosures do not exclusively pertain to financial matters. From February 2023 until that date, the club allegedly failed to cooperate with the Premier League investigation in 35 instances.

In 2009, confidential documents obtained by the German newspaper Der Spiegel brought to light the financial allegations that date back to that year. The city has always maintained that the disclosed documents were obtained unlawfully.