@offside.analysis: For years, “115” has become one of the most recognisable numbers in football. In February 2023, the Premier League charged Manchester City with 115 alleged breaches of its financial regulations, covering the period from 2009/10 to 2017/18. The allegations included financial reporting, sponsorship revenue, player and manager payments, UEFA regulations and the club’s alleged failure to cooperate with the investigation. After a lengthy independent commission hearing in 2024, the case entered a long wait for its verdict. Now, according to reports, Manchester City have been found guilty on 114 of the 115 charges. However, the story is not over. Manchester City have continued to deny the allegations, and the club is expected to appeal. The full judgment and, crucially, any potential sanctions are still to come. Those sanctions could potentially include financial penalties, a points deduction or other sporting consequences — but no final punishment has been announced yet. This case could have major implications for Manchester City and the Premier League, while also raising wider questions about financial regulation and competitive balance in English football. 114 charges reportedly found guilty. 1 charge not proven. Sanctions still to come. Appeal expected. The 115 saga continues. 👀 What happens next? #manchestercity #mancity #mcfc #PremierLeague #premierleaguenews

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