Manchester City owners face potential forced sale after guilty verdict appeal
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 21, 2026, 8:32 AM
Last updated Oct 21, 2026

Manchester City's ownership could face a forced sale if a guilty verdict is upheld. David Kogan, chair of the Independent Football Regulator, stated the body has the authority to request the sale of the club if it is found that they managed the club improperly. An independent commission previously determined that City circumvented Premier League rules by inflating revenues and attempted to obstruct inquiries into their conduct. City is currently appealing this verdict. Kogan emphasized that any future action would be contingent on the outcomes of ongoing investigations.
- •Manchester City has appealed their guilty verdict.
- •The club was found guilty of circumventing Premier League rules.
- •They allegedly inflated revenues by over £900 million across nine seasons.
- •The Independent Football Regulator has the power to force a sale.
- •Kogan anticipates completing all investigations before making any decisions.
- 8:32 AMYahoo Sports — Manchester City owners could be forced to sell club if guilty verdict upheld, says regulator
"Manchester City have appealed against the guilty verdict
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