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Despite Manchester City's bid to prove Premier League associated party transaction (APT) rules proving to be successful, neither side has come out on top in the first of two serious legal battles this season. After an announcement on Monday that current and original regulations were unlawful, the panel's decision leaves things up in the air once more.
The Premier League have reportedly called an emergency meeting with all 20 clubs to discuss potential changes to its rules in light of the outcome of Manchester City's tribunal. Several of City's grievances were upheld, most notably regarding Associated Party Transaction (APT).
What happens now, then?
"Manchester United have told me they spoke with Tuchel, but they eventually came to the conclusion that they already have the best manager," said Erik ten Hag in June.
Manchester United were one of eight clubs to support the Premier League in a case against rivals Manchester City over Associated Party Transaction (APT) rules.
LONDON: Manchester City and the Premier League on Monday (Oct 7) welcomed a decision by an arbitration panel into the English club's alleged violations of the league's rules on Associated Party Transactions (APT).
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Manchester City have scored a major victory in their legal challenge against the Premier League over Associated Party Transaction rules.