Tibás calls for harsh penalties on City

Reports have stated that Manchester City has been found guilty of all 115 alleged violations of Premier League rules concerning ongoing financial misconduct spanning over ten years. The Spanish League Association is calling for the strictest possible penalties against them. La Liga president Javier Tebas confirmed that the case has wide-reaching implications that extend to Europe, and penalties could range from fines and points deductions to relegation to the second division. Reports also indicate that City has always denied any violations, and the case could impact the credibility of football's regulatory system—especially given that the breaches have been proven since 2009. The report emphasizes that punishments must be severe to serve as a warning to clubs about financial misconduct.

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