City Case Involves 7,000 Files and 30 Witnesses
The independent committee that reviewed the financial violations case of Manchester City revealed a large volume of documents and testimonies, totaling over 7,000 records, and continued to examine the evidence for an extended period. The committee convicted the club of all charges related to serious breaches of the Premier League's financial regulations over nine seasons, as well as failure to cooperate with the English Football League's investigations. Fourteen hearings were held between September and December 2024, involving experts and witnesses from various fields, which contributed to the lengthy process of issuing a final judgment. The club denied the allegations against it, while the league based its case on testimonies from multiple witnesses and experts. Both parties committed to intensive hearing sessions and to addressing complex legal and financial matters.
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