An independent commission has ruled that Manchester City's commercial revenue was artificially increased by £830 million from 2009 to 2018 during a Premier League investigation into financial rules.
The commission reached this conclusion while examining the club's case involving 115 charges of serious breaches of financial regulations. These allegations cover a long period and focus on how the team reported its earnings from commercial deals. The hearing forms part of a wider process looking into compliance with spending rules in the top flight league.
This development comes as the club faces significant scrutiny over its financial practices. The findings highlight the scale of the adjustments made to revenue figures during the years in question. Such cases often involve detailed reviews of contracts and payments to ensure fair reporting of income.
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