FA review of Manchester City decision

The Football Association of England (FA) is studying the decision of the independent commission on the financial affairs of Manchester City and, if necessary, will take action against the club, according to the organization's website.

The Premier League confirmed on Tuesday that an independent panel had found Manchester City guilty of all charges relating to financial misconduct between the 2009/10 and 2017/18 seasons, as well as most of the charges of failing to co-operate with the investigation. The punishment will be determined at a separate hearing. A club that has publicly declared its innocence has until October 2 to file an appeal.

"The decision of the independent commission has significant implications for the integrity of football. We are closely reviewing this decision and its implications and will take action if necessary," the statement said.

In February 2023, the Premier League stated that Manchester City were accused of providing biased information about the club's income from the 2009/10 season to the 2017/18 season inclusive, incomplete information about bonuses to the manager and players, non-compliance with Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) licensing rules, financial fair play and league rules regarding profitability and sustainability.