Man City have reportedly stated that Arsenal and other rival teams are given preference under Premier League rules on shareholder loans.
In order to stop teams like Newcastle United and Manchester City from negotiating exorbitant sponsorship deals in order to avoid a financial infringement, the Premier League recommended regulations on APTs after the Saudi-led takeover of Newcastle United in 2021.
The Cityzens filed a lawsuit when sponsorship agreements with Etihad Airways and First Abu Dhabi Bank were prohibited, after rejecting that their transactions were thought to be inflated.
Fifth-place team City contested the rules in court, claiming they were illegal and unfair.
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According to The Times, the Manchester club claim that the Premier League has manipulated the competition to benefit rival teams like Arsenal and others who have received large loans from their owners.
The league’s attempt to amend sponsorship rules declared unlawful and void by an independent tribunal has been subject to an excoriating attack from Man City.
Arsenal, Brighton & Hove Albion, Everton, and Leicester City have all had an unfair advantage, according to the reigning Premier League champions.
According to the report, Man City insist the Premier League “should not alter rules that were previously ruled void, and was too quick and slapdash in its response to the previous verdict.
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