
The Manchester City football club may lose the title of winner of the 2013/14 season championship due to trials on violations of the financial Fair Play, Daily Mail reports.
The UEFA Arbitration Chamber for financial control of clubs decided to remove the “townspeople” from participating in European competitions for two seasons due to financial violations that were committed from 2012 to 2016, and imposed a fine of 30 million euros.
According to the publication, in case of final confirmation of the violation by the club from Manchester, the leadership of the Premier League may deprive the Manchester City in seasons, which were part of the time period from 2012 to 2016.
Thus, the club may lose the title of 2013/14 season. The second place in the championship was then taken by Liverpool. It is emphasized that Manchester City has to seriously restructure the costs, which is why several leading players can leave the team, such as Rakhim Sterling, Kevin de Bruyne and Aimeric Laport.
Revealed: Manchester City's Premier League Title in 2014 is Now Under Threat with Potential Backdated Pints Deduction https://t.co/nsz0x8Tof0 #MCFC
- Mailonline Sport (@mailsport) February 15, 2020
Manchester City is the current champion of England. In the standings of the current season, the Citizens (51) go on the second line, lagging behind Liverpool (73) by 22 points.