Summary
Premier League clubs are seeking clarity about a settlement with Manchester City concerning rules on commercial deals. Both Manchester City and the Premier League agreed to end legal proceedings over the rules that govern these deals. However, the details of the settlement have not been disclosed.
Key Facts
- Premier League clubs are concerned about the unresolved details of a settlement with Manchester City regarding commercial rules.
- Manchester City previously challenged the Premier League's rules on associated party transactions, claiming they were unlawful.
- These rules aim to prevent clubs from making money from deals with companies linked to their owners that aren't priced fairly.
- Manchester City and the Premier League agreed to end legal disputes, but the details remain confidential.
- Clubs are curious if Manchester City received any special concessions in the agreement.
- Concerns exist about Manchester City potentially securing a new sponsorship deal that was previously blocked.
- The Chief Executive and Chair of the Premier League have offered to discuss the matter with concerned clubs.
- The settlement does not affect the ongoing disciplinary case against Manchester City involving 115 alleged financial rule breaches.
