Manchester City launch fresh legal challenge on Premier League over “unlawful” rules | OneFootball
The latest development follows a vote in November, when a majority of top-flight clubs voted in favour of changes to APT rules, prompted by a legal challenge sparked by Manchester City in June 2024 when the club deemed the rules to be part of “a tyranny of the majority”.
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