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Premier League Chief Executive Richard Masters has confirmed there is no set timeline for a verdict in the unprecedented 115-charge financial fair play case against Manchester City.
Richard Masters acknowledges growing frustration over the 18-month wait for a decision on Manchester City's alleged financial breaches, but insists the independent commission needs time.
When a Premier League club breaches financial rules, their fate is handed to an independent commission with sweeping powers.
An independent commission has reportedly found Manchester City guilty of 114 breaches of the Premier League's financial rules, marking the largest regulatory judgment in the competition's history.
The reigning champions have formally contested the independent commission's sweeping financial breaches ruling, setting up a high-stakes legal battle over potential points deductions or relegation.
European football's governing body is actively monitoring Manchester City's disciplinary case following the Premier League's guilty verdict on 114 financial charges.