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Manchester City Sues Premier League Over Financial Rules; Legal Challenge to be Heard Next Week
Jun 5, 2024, 10:12 AM
Manchester City has initiated legal action against the Premier League, challenging the financial rules imposed on the club. The legal challenge comes as the club faces 115 charges related to financial misconduct. The club's chairman, Khaldoon Al Mubarak, expressed frustration over the charges and emphasized the importance of being judged by facts rather than claims. The case will be heard next week. Additionally, there are concerns about potential bias from London clubs influencing the Premier League's stance. The legal challenge is partly driven by the club's significant commercial income, which remains closely tied to sponsors with links to Abu Dhabi.
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