The Premier League has set a trial date for the lawsuit of 115 allegations regarding financial fair play against Manchester City Club.

Earlier this season, Everton was deducted 10 points this season after a financial fair play allegation from FFP came to a final conclusion. Even the Merseyside team is facing a new accusation alongside Nottingham Forest and is preparing to participate in another legal battle with the powerhouse of English football.

However, the penalties these two clubs face are certainly nothing compared to the penalties Man City is about to suffer. The Etihad Stadium team will face up to 115 charges from five-year investigations into financial fair play laws since 2009.

Premier League CEO Richard Masters also stated that a judgment date has been set for the blue half of Manchester: ‘I can understand the disappointment of Everton and Forest fans, Man City’s case will definitely happen. out but I can’t tell you when.’

When Everton Club was deducted points, the fans were dissatisfied because their favorite team had only violated one rule and had to face a very heavy fine. Meanwhile, big teams like Man City or Chelsea are still freely spending money without facing any accusations. But through the above statement from the tournament’s authorities, Man City fans have the right to tremble in fear.

If City is found guilty of violating all of the above charges, heavy penalties await. Fines and point deductions are certainly the first effects that the Etihad home team will have to endure, even if it is more severe, it will mean not being able to participate in major tournaments in the future.