Man City ‘set to learn verdict’ on case against Premier League sponsorship rules as source reveals ‘expected outcome’

Man City ‘set to learn verdict’ on case against Premier League sponsorship rules as source reveals ‘expected outcome’

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Manchester City Poised to Learn Outcomes of Premier League sponsorship Row

Manchester City might be about to get word on their case against Premier League sponsorship rules, bringing us one step closer to resolution in the ongoing Saga of the Blues.

Taking a separate route from their current 115 charges by the Premier League, Pep Guardiola’s side chose to take legal action agains the governing body arguing the current Associated Party Transactions (APT) rules unlawful.

These regulations aim to curb clubs from inflating deals with companies linked to their owners, ensuring an honest market value for their commercial agreements. The Court Hearing, which began sometime in June, has sparked interesting discussions among Premier League teams, with some advocating for City and others championing the Premier League stand.

The Verdict May Have a Ripple Effect on the 115 Cases

This outcome could weigh significantly on the separate Proceedings into City’s 115 Charges, which kickstart on Monday. As they make their case, there will be scrutiny on factors such as:

  • What constitute ‘fair market’ prices for transactions?
    Who sets the bar for clubs’ financial reporting?
    Must the Premier League revise outdated policies?

The Manchester City Charges: A Refresher

Here’s another opportunity to break down just what these 115 allegedly infringed rules entail – don’t worry, still pretty simple!

1. 54 alleged breaches failure to provide accurate and punctual financial data from 2009/10 to 2017/18.
2. 35 alleged breaches
Failure to cooperate, which occurred between March 2018,
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. * 7/3 alleged breaches failure /3/

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      The Premier League remain steadfast, declining to utter any comments on the article

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