If Manchester City are found guilty a transfer ban is not enough - the Premier League must relegate them - Legit Sports

If Manchester City are found guilty a transfer ban is not enough the Premier League must relegate them - Legit Sports 

If Manchester City are found guilty a transfer ban is not enough - the Premier League must relegate them - Legit Sports 

The league champions have been accused of cheating the system on an industrial scale, and so any subsequent punishment must fit the crime.

Could Erling Haaland soon be running out for a league match at Rochdale or Tranmere Rovers? Are Steven Gerrard and Brendan Rodgers about to get the Premier League title that so painfully eluded them? 

Must Sergio Aguero’s moment-to-end-all-moments now be viewed differently, an asterisk placed alongside the 93:20? 

All of those ideas are on the table at the moment, with Manchester City, the current champions,

accused by the Premier League of more than 100 separate breaches of financial rules over a nine-year period between 2009 and 2018, and of spending the last four years attempting to obstruct and impede the league’s investigation process. 

If found guilty, then City, English football’s most successful club of the last decade,

face a wide range of sanctions, up to and including expulsion from the Premier League itself. It could be stripped of its league titles, banned from fulfilling its fixtures, prevented from signing or registering new players or

fined an unlimited amount.