Manchester City submitted its appeal at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, October 1, 2026, against the Premier League Commission’s ruling, as the club confirmed in an official statement.

The appeal is part of the disciplinary proceedings opened by the Premier League.

In its statement, the club argues that the ruling contains “clear material errors of law, principle and fact” and that “it is unsafe.” City maintains its innocence regarding the charges and says there is a body of irrefutable evidence supporting all of its positions.

The ruling being appealed, according to The Guardian, found City guilty of more than 100 breaches of financial regulations. The FA has already confirmed that it has the authority to take disciplinary action against the club and against key individuals within its structure.

The club adds that it is limited in what it can say until all proceedings have concluded and while the Premier League keeps its own process open.

There is no date yet for the appeal decision, which will be the next key development in the case.

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