Manchester City found guilty on 114 of 115 charges as sanctions loom
Manchester City have reportedly been found guilty on 114 of the 115 charges against them. Possible penalties include a points deduction or relegation, and an appeal may proceed without the CAS. The report also outlines a timeline and mentions Cherki and PSG.
A report dated 10 October 2026 says Manchester City were found guilty on 114 of 115 charges. It lists possible sanctions as a points deduction or relegation, and says an appeal may proceed without CAS. The same report outlines a timeline and references Cherki and PSG.
The item is presented as based on information and analysis from specialist European football media, with the full analysis available via Foot Sur 7. Related coverage includes PSG's week involving City and Strasbourg, an investigation in Paris, and Michael Carrick's call for a quick resolution of the City case.
If the reported findings lead to sanctions, Manchester City's players, staff, supporters and local matchday businesses could face disruption from a points deduction or relegation. Rival clubs and the Premier League may see altered competitive balance and further legal uncertainty while any appeal proceeds. Fans across the league may debate whether the process is credible, and the case could shape how future charges are viewed. The outcome remains uncertain, so these are possible consequences rather than confirmed effects.