Man City could have to pay other Premier League clubs unlimited compensation if they are found guilty of breaching financial fair play rules, according to their former financial adviser Stefan Borson.
An independent commission is set to rule on the 115 charges facing Man City at some stage during the season ahead, that the hearing could begin as early as mid-September.
’s alleged breaches relate to rules requiring the reporting of accurate financial information, the submission of details of manager and player pay information within the relevant contracts, a club’s responsibility as a Premier League member to adhere to UEFA’s financial regulations and to the league’s own profitability and sustainability regulations.
The club are also alleged to have brea…