Man City found guilty of all Premier League financial charges; Soriano calls it a 'conspiracy theory', club to appeal by Friday, and potential sanctions include points deduction and expulsion.

Pep Guardiola has issued a defiant message to Manchester City after the club was found guilty of financial breaches. The club will appeal the verdict.

Tottenham could seek £50m in compensation from Man City, with Liverpool, Man Utd and Arsenal also reserving their position. The financial fallout could reach nine figures.

Tottenham are tracking Jules Kounde as Bayern Munich weigh a move for the Barcelona defender. Bayern must sell Kim Min-jae first, with Spurs and Aston Villa keen.

Micah Richards says he felt 'absolutely devastated' after Manchester City were found guilty of sham contracts worth over £830m in secret funding.

Independent commission finds Man City's commercial deals were 'sham' schemes to inflate revenues by over £900m, with sanction stage now to decide points deductions or worse.

Manchester United step up interest in Crystal Palace striker Jean-Philippe Mateta as Jason Wilcox plans a January move. Sesko injury concerns force United's hand.

Jamie Carragher says Manchester City should be stripped of their titles and their owners removed from English football after financial breach ruling. He also reveals concern for City's players.

Bayern Munich are not pursuing Jordan Pickford, with the Everton goalkeeper reportedly not part of their succession plan. Everton have no intention of selling.

Liverpool reportedly join Chelsea in the race to sign Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott, valued at £43m, with the Cherries planning a new contract including a release clause.

Real Madrid are reportedly among the clubs linked with Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk, whose contract expires in 2027, with no renewal offer presented yet.

Manchester City found guilty of all Premier League financial charges after a £830m disguised funding scheme hid owner payments for nine seasons, with witnesses accused of lying.

Manchester City found guilty of Premier League charges over a £1.2bn transfer spend and £830m inflated accounts, sparking talk of an 'asterisk era' and possible sanctions.

Man Utd have expressed interest in signing Crystal Palace striker Jean-Philippe Mateta in January, with the 6ft 4in forward ready to move to Old Trafford.

Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly interested in signing Eintracht Frankfurt forward Younes Ebnoutalib after his five-goal start. Brighton and Everton also monitoring.

Hull City stalwart repaying huge faith as he prepares for biggest battle yet, according to Yahoo. Premier League news for Tigers fans.

Hull City’s £55m loan was approved by the Independent Football Regulator, according to City AM. Get the concrete facts on the ‘strange’ deal.

Chemsdine Talbi's delightful dink gave dominant Sunderland a 1-0 Carabao Cup win over Hull City, according to Sky Sports. Full match report and reaction.

Hull City won 1-0 at Coventry on 29 August 2026, according to the ESPN final score. Full match facts, key details and what happens next for the Tigers.

Hull City transfer news: Sunderland winger gathering EFL Championship interest, according to The 4th Official. Should Le Bris cut him loose?

The Premier League found Man City guilty of 115 charges, yet the real scandal is how FFP allows clubs to profit from breaching rules. The punishment must fit the crime.

While City's financial scandal dominates headlines, one player has quietly held their midfield together. His name isn't Rodri, and that's the problem.

Man City's academy has become a monetisation engine, not a first-team pathway. The verdict only accelerates the shift from trophies to balance sheets.

Manchester City were found guilty of 100+ breaches yet may escape meaningful sanction. The appeal isn't justice — it's a loophole the Premier League gifted them.

Fulham's midfield is designed to suffocate opponents, but a structural flaw leaves them brutally exposed. A deep tactical dive into their hidden weakness.

Manchester City were told they had been found guilty of over 100 Premier League financial rule breaches in the summer, before spending heavily on transfers.

Manchester City face expulsion or a huge points deduction after being found guilty on all financial charges. Appeal deadline Friday. EFL re-entry path revealed.

Independent commission finds Man City guilty of serious Premier League financial breaches, including £830.69m inflated sponsorship and 'sham' deals. Appeal deadline Friday.

Real Madrid would be the most likely destination for Gianluigi Donnarumma if Manchester City face severe sanctions and must sell, according to reports. City are still fighting the verdict.

Chelsea and Arsenal are showing keen interest in signing Como defender Jacobo Ramon. The 6ft 5in Spaniard is valued at £39m and has a contract until 2030.

Manchester City found guilty of all Premier League financial rule breaches between 2009-10 and 2017-18. Club has until Friday to appeal. Full reaction here.

Manchester United are not planning to replace Michael Carrick with Eddie Howe, according to The Telegraph. INEOS believe the squad needs more time after summer midfield changes.

Jeremy Jacquet shone on his senior France debut vs Belgium, earning an 8/10 rating from Ouest-France. Full stats, quotes and analysis of the Liverpool defender's display.

Manchester City found guilty of all charges related to serious Premier League financial rules breaches. Appeal deadline Friday October 2, points deduction possible.

Chelsea striker João Pedro sees a London specialist over a knee issue, while Reece James, Moisés Caicedo and Cole Palmer miss the international break.

Manchester City found guilty of Premier League financial rule breaches (2009-2018). Club calls verdict 'unsafe' and appeals; sanction hearing next, points deduction possible.

Manchester City found guilty of all charges over serious Premier League financial rule breaches, including £900m sham contracts. Club confirms appeal by Friday October 2.

Martin Odegaard remains a doubt for Norway vs Wales after missing training with an ankle injury. Arsenal kept informed as Hangeland reveals less pain and Havertz returns early.

Manchester City found guilty on all charges of financial misconduct by independent commission. Sham sponsorships, misstated accounts and failure to cooperate lead to historic verdict.

Manchester City found guilty of all charges as Premier League releases statement. Full implications, timeline, and what happens next for the champions.

Manchester City found guilty of all charges related to serious financial breaches, an independent commission rules. Reaction and findings as verdict delivered in 2026.

Manchester City found guilty of all charges related to Premier League financial rules breaches between 2009-10 and 2017-18, the league has confirmed.

Tottenham are monitoring Eintracht Frankfurt forward Younes Ebnoutalib after four goals and one assist in four games, with Brighton and Everton also watching.

Bayern Munich are not pursuing Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford, with the German giants focusing on internal succession planning after Manuel Neuer.

England predicted line-up vs Czechia: Trent Alexander-Arnold returns, Alex Scott set to start and Lewis Hall covers injury. Kick-off 7:45pm BST Tuesday.

Hull City owner Acun Ilicali calls Manchester City's case 'financial doping', demanding stronger penalties. The outspoken Turk ignites new debate over Premier League enforcement.

Alex Scott is a target for Liverpool and Chelsea as Bournemouth weigh inserting a release clause in contract talks — a move that could give the Reds a clear path.

Besiktas president Serdal Adali confirms January move for Newcastle's Joe Willock after summer talks, as contract uncertainty grows and Willock impresses under Matthias Jaissle.

Leeds United have made no decision on Ilia Gruev's future, with the midfielder focused on forcing his way back into Daniel Farke's plans after injury.

Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard limped out of Norway's defeat to Portugal with an ankle issue while Kai Havertz is already out with a hamstring problem. Here's the full international round-up.