Five Premier League board figures in focus over City sanction case
BBC Sport profiled five Premier League board members set to help recommend a punishment in Manchester City's financial rules case.
BBC Sport profiled five Premier League board members set to help recommend a punishment in Manchester City's financial rules case.
Reports said Manchester City could face possible new Premier League charges over conduct after 2018 following the verdict in the club's existing case.
Manchester City have appealed after an independent commission found the club guilty of breaching 114 Premier League rules, with the process and possible sanctions still ahead.
After GOAL said an independent commission found Manchester City guilty of 114 of 115 Premier League financial charges, Sheikh Mansour added £100 million to City Football Group.
Manchester City are awaiting punishment in their Premier League financial case, with Kieran Maguire saying the uncertainty could last years and clubs may consider a settlement.
TEAMtalk reported that the Financial Reporting Council had started preliminary inquiries into alleged irregularities in Manchester City's accounts after a guilty verdict.
Manchester City have appealed against the guilty verdict, while IFR chair David Kogan set out the regulator's powers and said talk of any action by his organisation was premature.