Manchester City will 'soon' learn if their challenge against the Premier League has been successful regarding their legal action heard over the summer.
City are facing a separate hearing by an independent panel regarding the Premier League's 115 charges for alleged breaches of financial rules - with the club insistent on their innocence.
Their legal challenge this summer concerned the league's Associated Party Transaction (APT) rules, although those specific rules were published unchanged for the 2024/25 season recently.
Now, Brighton chairman Tony Bloom has offered a small update on the matter, declaring it 'unhelpful' if City were to win and damaging to the Premier League's reputation that the arbitration was brought in the first place. ALSO READ: Man City get double fitness boost ahead of Brentford return in Premier League ALSO READ: 'S***t team' - Franny Lee's brilliant reaction to seeing his Man City record matched Speaking to the Athletic last week, Bloom looked to avoid getting drawn into any specifics on the matter, but twice said a ruling was due soon - offering a new timeline to City to learn whether they have been successful or not.
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