Man City Rivals Could Sue for Over £100m Each

Manchester City's Premier League rivals are reportedly preparing legal action that could cost the club over £100m per claimant.

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What happened. Manchester City were found guilty of 'virtually all' of their 115 Premier League financial fair play charges. Several rival clubs are now planning legal action and could sue for over £100m each.

• Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal and Tottenham are among the clubs reportedly considering action.
• Clubs and players are awaiting the punishment City may face.
• The legal claims could exceed £100m per club.

The scale of any sanctions and the outcome of the planned legal action remain to be seen.

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