The Blue half of Manchester was rocked with a report by David Ornstein on Friday that the club was found guilty by the Premier League on all but one of the 115 charges of financial breaches. The long process that began with leaked emails appears set to lead to historic ramifications finally after decades of financial domination leading to on-field results for the Citizens.
According to further reporting from The Athletic, the club hierarchy at United has examined the possibility of pursuing legal action against the cross-town rivals. United, Arsenal, Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur reportedly preserved the right to pursue action against City early on in the investigation by the Premier League. United, Arsenal and Liverpool all finished runners-up behind City multiple times in the last 15 years.
There was a report by the Independent that damages could be worth more than £200m.
