Manchester City have been found guilty of allegedly breaching Premier League financial rules 114 times, and the club have already started the appeal process, according to chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak.
Appeal process under way
In a statement, Al Mubarak included the phrase 'the process still has a long way to run', suggesting the club have begun their appeal. The Premier League have not yet commented on the matter.
Punishment speculation
Pundits and former professionals have been clear on what punishment they believe City should receive, with relegation a possibility. Any sanctions will be imposed only after the appeal process concludes.
Potential legal fallout
Further legal action from other clubs impacted, and possibly City's own players, could follow, indicating it will be some time before the situation is resolved. Mirror Sport will continue to provide updates on City's possible punishment and appeal against the 114 financial charges.
