Premier League club executives fear the competition’s governance could effectively go into stasis, with one source describing Manchester City’s ongoing legal action as a “war”.Aside from the temporary state of limbo from the wait to amend the Associated Party Transaction [APT] rules after Monday’s announcement,

The Premier League’s civil war will enter a new phase over the next month when Manchester City are expected to receive legal notices from rival clubs that reserve their rights to seek damages. Claims for breach of contract generally have a six-year limitation and,

Manchester City's legal challenge against the Premier League over its Associated Party Transactions rules (APT) has concluded with both sides claiming victory. Is there really a winner? And what does the outcome mean?