Manchester City Found Guilty Of 114 Of 115 Premier League Financial Charges

Manchester City have been found guilty of 114 of the 115 financial-rule charges brought against the club by the Premier League, according to reports on Friday, September 25, 2026.

The verdict follows a long-running case that has been hanging over the Premier League since the charges were announced in February 2023. The allegations cover financial reporting and other rules across several seasons.

The Premier League had accused City of failing to provide accurate financial information, including information relating to revenue and operating costs, as well as alleged breaches concerning payments and the club’s financial obligations. City have consistently denied the allegations.

An independent commission heard the case between September and December 2024 after being appointed under the Premier League’s judicial process. The latest reports say the commission has now found the club guilty on 114 charges, with one charge not upheld.

The development represents a major moment in one of the longest-running financial cases in English football.

Manchester City have indicated that the Premier League process remains ongoing and that significant elements are still to be completed. The club is expected to appeal the findings.

The case originally involved 115 alleged breaches, with the Premier League’s accusations dating back to the 2009–10 season and extending through later financial reporting periods.

City have continued to maintain that they have done nothing wrong throughout the case.

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