Manchester City claim partial win over Premier League on APT rules
Manchester City claimed a partial victory over the Premier League on Monday after an arbitration panel ruled on sponsorship deals, known as Associated Party Transactions (APT), that the Abu Dhabi-owned club was blocked from completing.
Newcastle United rivals to be affected by APT rule changes as Man City's real 'win' explained
At present, Newcastle, along with Manchester United, Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur, West Ham United and Southampton, have taken no director loans - but Everton are said to owe north £450m, while Brighton's owner Tony Bloom is owed just shy of £400m from the Seagulls.
The Premier League is currently facing 115 charges from the Premier League after an investigation into the club's finances - ...
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‘They might’ - Simon Jordan reveals Newcastle United’s potential next steps following Man City caseSimon Jordan has outlined the potential next steps for Newcastle United following the outcome of Manchester City’s legal case ...
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And while Ten Hag was given the backing of United’s hierarchy in the wake of the side’s unlikely FA Cup final victory over ...
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