"We're still awaiting a decision. As you know, I can't talk about it; I can't talk about the timing of it. So, there's nothing more I can add."
"You can ask but our rules are very clear, it's a confidential process so I can't give any information on timing or anything like that. I can't add anything on that."
Manchester City faces 115 alleged financial breach charges spanning a nine-year period, with the actual number believed to be closer to 130. The club was initially charged in 2023 and has consistently denied any wrongdoing. A 12-week court hearing took place in London during late 2024, but no decision has been communicated. Premier League CEO Richard Masters confirmed at the Business of Football summit that the outcome is still awaited, with no information available regarding timing. Masters emphasized the confidential nature of the process, preventing him from disclosing details or timelines to the public.
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