ESPN: City aware of violations since July, 7 deals done
The British network ESPN revealed that Manchester City’s management received a decision from an independent committee in July, accusing them of committing over 100 financial violations and breaching Premier League rules between 2009 and 2018. This was followed by major transfer deals last summer, during which seven players were signed for a total of approximately 450 million pounds, including consecutive record-breaking transfers—Englishman Eliot Anderson for 116 million pounds and Argentine Enzo Fernandez for 125 million pounds. The case officially began in February 2023, when the Premier League tribunal referred Manchester City to an independent committee. Investigations continued until most violations were confirmed in October 2024, with sanctions and appeal procedures still ongoing.
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