Premier League CEO Richard Masters has spoken about Manchester City’s 115 charges.
Master has claimed that it is time for the case to be heard and a decision to be taken soon.
The latest update from Masters will come as a huge concern for Man City and their fans.
There have been reports of the Premier League champions getting relegated if they are found guilty of financial breaches.
Pep Guardiola’s team are confident that they have done nothing wrong and they are ready to co-operate with the Premier League.
In an interview with the BBC, Masters said:
“It is time now for the case to resolve itself.”
The Premier League CEO was asked about the impact of the case on the league.
Masters added:
“It’s been going on for a number of years and I think it’s self-evident that the case needs to be heard and answered. When the case has been heard there will be a decision published and all the questions you would like me to answer will be answered as part of that process.”
By the end of next year, the Premier League and Man City believe that the matter will be resolved.
More than the Man City fans, other clubs and their fans are waiting for the result of the hearing.
There is a general belief among the rival fans that Man City have broken the rules in their financial dealings and truth should come out as soon as possible as their clubs have suffered at the hands of the Premier League club.
Details of Man City hearing are still unknown
Nothing is concrete at the moment, in terms of the dates or the punishment, or whether Guardiola’s team are guilty or not.
However, the time to find out the result of this case is getting closer and the situation will be cleared soon.
On the pitch, Man City are preparing to win their fifth Premier League title in a row and extend their impressive record.
Their first match of the season is against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on 18th August.
In the event of City being successful,rivel fans will Never accept the decision,and neither will some of the media.Mailonline say should thr Premier league be successful,then clubs have the right to sue City.On the other hand does that mean City have right to sue the premier league?
Am I to assume the monetary negotiations have been concluded?
Course they should sue the pl if not guilty after all the rules was only brought in too protect the cartels monopoly
How come Man City’s case still hasn’t been heard, yet several other clubs have had points deductions on more than one occasion (Everton springs to mind)
During this time, Man City have won multiple championships and cups.
If found guilty, will these “wins” be struck off???
Unfortunately they’re been found guilty already, the verdict has already been agreed, even though I’m NOT a Manchester City fan it seems they have been found guilty until proven innocent, the FA or the premier league have already made judgement because they don’t like Manchester City
Don’t talk rubbish. It’s not because the FA hate City. If they had it in for them they would have already been punished for their financial irregularities. They fact is that City’s legal team have been doing their utmost to clear City of the charges by dragging it through the courts and appealing everything thrown at them.