Manchester, Oct. 7 -- Manchester City's off-field legal battle over alleged financial rule breaches could have wider ramifications, with UEFA monitoring the club's appeal against the Premier League's findings and the possibility of secondary sanctions at the European level, according to Goal.com.

Manchester City was found guilty on 114 of 115 charges brought by the Premier League over alleged financial rule breaches. One of the most serious allegations concerned the club allegedly orchestrating artificial sponsorship agreements to boost its revenue by approximately 900 million pounds between 2009 and 2018, a period during which the club emerged as one of the dominant forces in English football and won three Premier League titles.

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