It is sooner than expected.
The hearing date over Manchester City’s alleged 115 breaches has been set and it is sooner than anticipated.
City have been accused of financial irregularities over nine years since 2009. Some of the potential penalties if the club is found guilty include points deductions, fines or even relegation.
The Premier League has previously charged City with a failure to provide accurate financial information and a failure to provide accurate details for players and manager payments.
And now it has been announced as per Mail Sport that the hearing date is reportedly on Monday, September 16.
City are currently on the charge for their fifth successive title after a faultless start to the season.
Erling Haaland has already begun the campaign in his usual terrific form – bagging back-to-back hat-tricks versus West Ham United and Ipswich Town.
Manager Pep Guardiola confirmed that ‘pre-season was over’, despite a terrific start to the season. Scary.
Guardiola’s side also wants to reclaim the elusive Champions League, after they first won the most sought-after prize in club football during the 2022/23 season.
