Full breakdown of Man City's 115 financial rule-break charges ahead of trial which is set to begin on Monday

The charges date all the way back from 2009 and go all the way up until 2018 Manchester City's trial into their 115 charges for allegedly breaching the Premier League's financial rules is expected to get underway on Monday, September 16 according to ESPN. Manchester City - 115 FFP Charges Type of breach Number of charges relating to breach Start date of trial Date of decision Failure to provide accurate and up-to-date financial information from 2009-10 to 2017-18 54 Monday September, 16 2024 Spring or Summer 2025 Failure to provide accurate financial reports for player and manager compensation from 2009-10 to 2017-18 14 '' '' '' '' Failure to comply with UEFA's regulations, including UEFA's Club and Licensing and Financial Fair Play Regulations 5 '' '' '' '' Breaches of Premier League profitability and sustainability regulations from 2015-16 to and including 2017-18 season 7 '' '' '' '' Failure to cooperate with Premier League investigations from December 2018-present 35 '' '' '' '' Charges explained Of the 115 charges, City are facing 54 allegations of a failure to provide accurate and up-to-date financial information to the league from 2009-10 to 2017-18. Man City manager Pep Guardiola with club owners Sheikh Mansour Charges include not being truthful about compensation offered to previous managers and players after they departed the club Timeline of the 115 charges coming to light November 2018: German media, Der Spiegel outlet publish several articles accusing Manchester City of breaching FFP rules German media, Der Spiegel outlet publish several articles accusing Manchester City of breaching FFP rules March 2019 : UEFA launch a formal investigation following Der Spiegel's publications : UEFA launch a formal investigation following Der Spiegel's publications May 2019 : Manchester City criticises the investigation and begin an appeal process : Manchester City criticises the investigation and begin an appeal process November 2018 : CAS grant Manchester City's appeal, claiming UEFA's showed a lack of decision : CAS grant Manchester City's appeal, claiming UEFA's showed a lack of decision February 2020 : UEFA announces that Manchester City will face a two-year ban from all European competition and issue a £28.6m fine : UEFA announces that Manchester City will face a two-year ban from all European competition and issue a £28.6m fine July 2020 : Manchester City appeal ban and see it lifted - only have to pay £8.9m fine : Manchester City appeal ban and see it lifted - only have to pay £8.9m fine February 2023: The Premier League charge Manchester City with over 115 breaches of FFP rules and regulations Autumn 2024 : Manchester City's FFP trial is set to begin in mid-September : Manchester City's FFP trial is set to begin in mid-September Spring/Summer 2025 : A verdict of Manchester City's 115 charges is expected to be reached A verdict of Manchester City's 115 charges isn't expected until Spring/Summer 2025 Trial and potential punishments The legal trial between Manchester City and the Premier League is set to get underway this September, 2024. Managing director of the Premier League, Richard Masters has been central to the case If found to have breached any of FFP's rules City could face one of a potential eight punishments Eight FFP punishments: A formal warning Fines Points deduction Refusal of revenue from UEFA competitions Prohibiting clubs to register new players to their squads for UEFA competitions A limit of the amount of players that can be registered in a club's squad for UEFA competitions Disqualification from an ongoing UEFA competition Exclusion from future UEFA competitions Guardiola pictured with City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak after last season's title win Manchester City separate legal case against the Premier League City — who declined to comment — deny wrongdoing and launched a separate legal case against the Premier League According to The Times, the Etihad outfit are looking to end the league's Associated Party Transaction rules, which they claim are unlawful.