Major Man City 115 charges update given as 'insiders' confirm nightmare scenario set to happen

A fresh update has emerged on Manchester City's 115 charges issued by the Premier League as a nightmare scenario has been reported.

The Premier League have yet to deliver a verdict on Man City, who were charged with 115 breaches of financial rules back in February 2023.

The case is over a nine-year period, which started in 2009 and went on until 2018.

A private hearing into the matter was held last year, with few updates released since then.

Actual details of the case have been kept secret, with only those directly involved knowing exactly how it is going, due to the sensitivity over the investigation.

Both parties can appeal the verdict, depending on the outcome or any punishment involved.

Man City have denied any wrongdoing.

Manchester City chiefs Khaldoon Al Mubarak and Ferran Soriano during a Premier League game. Image: Getty

An outcome was expected last season given that the hearing concluded last December.

But, according to the Independent, the case could still go until at least October before the initial outcome.

So, Man City's charges seem to threaten another Premier League campaign, with the new season only just a few weeks away.

It means another season faces the weight of potential upheaval and drastic change, especially if Man City are hit with a points deduction.

Per the report, some club leaders have even speculated that the outcome might arrive in the campaign's second international break, which is slated from October 4 to 18.

Insiders with knowledge of the investigation are predicting a September-October verdict, with some believing it will arrive in one of the international breaks.

Manchester City won three Premier League titles during the nine-year period of their case. Image: Getty

What are the 115 charges against Manchester City?

A full breakdown of the 115 charges against Man City can be seen below:

Failure to provide accurate and up-to-date financial information from 2009/10 to and including 2017/18 - 54 alleged breaches.

Failure to co-operate with Premier League investigations from December 2018 - February 2023 - 35 alleged breaches.

Failure to provide accurate financial reports for player and manager compensation from 2009/10 to and including 2017/18 - 14 alleged breaches.

Breaches of Premier League profitability and sustainability regulations from 2015/16 to and including 2017/18 - Seven alleged breaches.

Failure to comply with UEFA's regulations, including UEFA's Club Licensing and Financial Fair Play Regulations - Five alleged breaches.