This week it was decided, Manchester City will not escape. Found guilty of 114 out of 115 cases of breach of financial rules. The big question now is what this means for the clubs that for eight seasons finished second in the Premier League behind City. David de Gea has his own thoughts on this.
“Well, how many Premier League titles have I won?”, the Manchester United legend writes on social media.
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There is already a lot of speculation about retrospective points penalties, which could lead to City being officially stripped of titles that the club won in the period in question.
If this happens, De Gea and Manchester United will suddenly have three Premier League titles to boast about (11/12, 2017/18, 2020/21).
According to The Telegraph , the punishment for the extensive offences can vary enormously – everything from fines to points penalties and forced relegation.
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So far, neither the Football Association nor the Premier League have made any statement regarding the Manchester City case, but it is expected that it will happen soon.
