Pep Guardiola has previously expressed his unequivocal position concerning the 115 financial charges imposed by the Premier League on Manchester City. The charge against the reigning champions was made public by the Premier League earlier this year. The alleged violation of Financial Fair Play regulations spanned a duration of nine years, from the 2009/10 season to the 2017/18 season.

Arsenal is one of several clubs that might stand to gain if City is found guilty; relegation, expulsion from the league, and points deductions are among the sanctions that have been suggested as possible consequences. As the Premier League continues to await a verdict, the pressure on them to conclude their inquiry grows in the wake of Everton’s ten-point docking for violating Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations.

Guardiola stated earlier this year in May, “I wish the Premier League and the judges would reach a decision as quickly as possible. Subsequently, should we commit an error, it will be readily apparent to all. Conversely, should we continue to operate in the manner that our club has long advocated, we shall cease debating the matter.

“We would absolutely adore it tomorrow.” This afternoon is preferable to tomorrow.

“With any luck, the judges will have more time to evaluate both teams and determine which one is superior; in the end, we unequivocally know what we won on the field and have no qualms.” We ought to go.

“Do not postpone for an additional two years. Why are we not able to complete it more quickly? Meet in twenty-four hours with legal counsel present. “For everyone’s benefit, let us obtain it as quickly as possible.”

Guardiola appears to share the sentiments of numerous others concerning the investigation and expresses optimism for an expeditious resolution. However, there are currently no signs that a resolution is imminent, and City’s competitors are eagerly anticipating the investigation’s final verdict.