Man City 115 charges Premier League prediction emerges as Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham await verdict

As speculation builds in anticipation for the Premier League's decision on Manchester City's 115 charges, a theory has emerged to suggest the top flight will not back down.

Stefan Borson, previously a financial advisor for the club, sees the Premier League refraining from 'unwinding' these numerous charges against the team as the hearing nears. City have been accused of breachingFinancial Fair Play (FFP) rules between 2009 and 2018 with a hefty 115 charges lodged against them in February 2023.

City, however, have adamantly denied any such accusations. Since the declaration from the Premier League, both Nottingham Forest and Everton have found themselves in hot water having been charged, found guilty and consequently docked points over FFP breaches.

Still, it remains uncertain when it will be time for the Blues to face their music. Premier League boss, Richard Masters, attributes the delay in City's hearing to the complexity and historical aspect of the alleged offences.

Despite failing to reveal a concrete date, he has recently given notice about the hearing commencing 'in the near future'. While the football world is on edge for the verdict, ex-Crystal Palace owner Simon Jordan and Borson have speculated on the decision. «I have always maintained that there will be a settlement, not because I want one, but because it is a lesser of two evils,» contended Jordan on talkSPORT.

He elaborates: «Because everyone is in an invidious position. The Premier League are damned if they do and damned if they don't.

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