Looks as though things are starting to collapse in the fight against City

[PSRB]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...nation_desktop

That said, there could be many other reasons....

Update: Mike Keegan would never say anything bad Manchester related, he's a massive ****.

[PSRB]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...nation_desktop

That said, there could be many other reasons....

Such as this from https://x.com/SkyKaveh
Man City cases not discussed at Premier League meeting today. No update on whether there has been a decision in the Man City v Premier League Associated Party Transactions case. If there had been a decision we would not necessarily know because it was a private tribunal and decision can only be published with agreement of both parties (PL Rule X31).
If a decision is not published, we will have to wait and see if PL APT rules are changed. If they are not changed on their website it would mean PL won and existing rules remain. For the time being rules are staying as they are.
Separately, a vote on an amendment to the APT rules was pulled. The amendment was about a database of past deals which PL holds to ascertain whether proposed new deals are fair market value. Votes are regularly withdrawn at PL meetings. Other votes were withdrawn today as well.