Manchester City has asserted its "innocence" following a ruling by the Premier League that found the club guilty of breaching financial rules over a nine-year span. The league officially published the verdict from an independent commission, which determined the club's culpability in a significant number of the 115 charges initially levied against them.
The charges encompass alleged breaches of financial regulations between the 2009-10 and 2017-18 seasons. Manchester City has consistently maintained its defense, stating it possesses substantial evidence to refute the accusations. The club has indicated its intention to appeal the commission's decision.
Manchester City Declares Innocence After Premier League Financial Rule Breach Verdict
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