Masters: City's 115 charges not top of club talks

Premier League chief downplays Man City's 115-charge saga in conversations with clubs.

What happened. Richard Masters says Manchester City's 115 charges are not necessarily top of the list in his conversations with clubs, despite the verdict still pending.

• Trial ended December 2024, verdict outstanding.
• Four clubs reserved right to seek compensation if City found guilty.
• Masters: 'It will take as long as it takes.'

“It's not necessarily a topic of conversation that is top of the list.”

— Richard Masters

Verdict could see City exonerated or face historic penalties; process continues.

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