Man City 115 charges theory suggested as wait continues over Premier League case
Simon Jordan anticipates that "a deal may be struck" in Manchester City's case involving 115 charges related to alleged breaches of the Premier League's financial rules.
The reigning champions were charged in February 2023 concerning historical accusations from 2009 until 2018 of violating the league's Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations. City vehemently denies all charges, with an independent commission reviewing them.
Recent reporting suggests that the Blues will countersue the Premier League to dismiss its 'unlawful' Associated Party Transaction (APT) rules.
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And Simon Jordan, ex-owner of Crystal Palace, has shared his thoughts on the case with talkSPORT. "There are political things at play here. That is why I think there may well will be a deal struck that means everybody drops hands and some consequence is wreaked upon City and some solution is enabled for the Premier League," he said.
Towards the end of April, Premier League boss Richard Masters announced that the hearing regarding City's case would occur in the "near future". He recently reiterated that he was obliged by top-flight rules, which prevent him from disclosing additional details.
Manchester City chairman Khaldoon al-Mubarak has voiced his frustration during the club's annual end-of-season address, particularly over the ongoing charges against the club. Despite a triumphant season that saw City secure an unprecedented fourth consecutive Premier League title, the narrative surrounding these charges has been a source of irritation.
"Of course, it's frustrating. The referencing is