THE hearing into the Premier League’s charges against Manchester City has concluded, according to reports.
The Prem champions were slapped with a whopping 115 charges over alleged breaches of Financial Fair Play rules back in February.
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City have vehemently denied the charges and have been fighting their corner at London’s International Dispute Resolution Centre since mid-September.
But according to reports, the case has come to a close.
That’s according to The Daily Mail, who claim both parties have made their closing arguments.
A three-man panel will now go away and deliberate the evidence before delivering the verdict.
But the verdict of the case won’t come any time soon due to the sheer scale of the evidence involved.
It could take MONTHS before the Premier League giants discover their fate.
City’s alleged rule breaking is said to have taken place over a 14-YEAR period.
They were initially hit with 115 charges, although they were increased to 130 following an an administration issue.
In addition to their alleged financial wrongdoings, City have been accused of failing to co-operate with the Prem’s investigation.
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