According to The Independent’s Miguel Delaney, the verdict on Manchester City’s 115 alleged breaches of Premier League financial rules is now expected before the end of this month — a revelation that could shake English football to its core.
What began in February 2023 has dragged on for 32 long months, overshadowing title races and igniting fierce debates about fairness in the game. Even Pep Guardiola once claimed an announcement would come early in 2025 — yet the silence continued.
Now, however, insiders reveal that the recent settlement of the Associated Party Transaction (APT) case has opened the door for a final ruling, with Premier League executives reportedly “bracing themselves” for what comes next.
For Liverpool supporters, this is far more than a routine legal update. It’s about justice and integrity — especially after losing the league title to City by a single point in 2018/19 and 2021/22.
Even Jurgen Klopp once joked that if Liverpool were ever retroactively awarded titles, he’d “buy the beer” and let fans “have a parade in my garden.” 😅
But while humor helps ease the tension, everyone knows the implications are deadly serious.
Delaney stresses that despite the APT resolution, the 115 charges remain a separate and complex judicial matter, with Premier League lawyers now “locked away” putting finishing touches on the case.
Manchester City maintain their innocence — but for Liverpool and countless fans across the league, the real victory will be seeing truth finally brought to light.
⚖️ After 32 months of waiting, the biggest verdict in Premier League history could be just days away.
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