Manchester City’s hearing over 115 charges will take place in the near future Richard Masters has revealed

It appears that the hearing into the Premier League’s case and the 115 charges against Manchester City is imminent. The long-running saga has rumbled away in the background throughout this season. Premier League CEO Richard Masters has revealed that the hearing into the case is set to take place in the ‘near future’.

Speaking at a press conference that took place for the European Leagues, Richard Masters was put on the spot when asked if there was a date set for the hearing over Manchester City’s 115 charges for alleged financial irregularities. The Premier League CEO answered: “We can’t comment on the case as you know, but the date has been set, and it will resolve itself in the near future.”

It appears the ending is in sight for the long-running saga.

The update from Richard Masters does give the impression that an ending is in sight in the long-running saga. Since the 115 charges were announced in February 2023, the ongoing case has been a constant source of discussion. Given the complexities surrounding Manchester City’s case, it was always going to take time for a hearing to take place. With Richard Masters providing a fresh update, it appears that an ending may be in sight to the long-running saga.

It will be a relief to everyone who is a fan of football when the matter is finally resolved. The case has dragged on for some time now, and the sooner it is resolved, the better it will be for the game and Manchester City. The hope is that a verdict will finally put the issue to bed one way or another. Manchester City have maintained their innocence since the 115 charges were announced. With a hearing set, the hope is that a resolution is finally in sight on the matter. The ongoing case has taken some shine away from Manchester City’s sizable achievements on the pitch in recent years.

With a hearing seemingly imminent on Manchester City’s case, it would appear that a resolution to the case may finally be in sight in the not to distant future.