Manchester City have reportedly been found guilty of 114 out of 115 alleged financial breaches following the long-running Premier League investigation, according to The Athletic. The club was reportedly cleared on just one charge, in what could become one of the most significant disciplinary cases in English football.

The allegations concern the period between 2009 and 2018 and relate to the financial information provided by Manchester City. The case emerged after German publication Der Spiegel published leaked documents in November 2018, prompting a lengthy investigation into the club's finances.

Among the allegations brought by the Premier League were failures to provide accurate financial information, including details concerning sponsorship revenue, operating costs and payments to players and coaches. The club was also charged with alleged breaches of Financial Fair Play regulations and the league's Profitability and Sustainability Rules.

The reported verdict does not yet mean that Manchester City have received a sporting punishment. Sanctions have not been determined, and the club is expected to challenge the findings. The range of possible sanctions under the Premier League's disciplinary framework includes financial penalties, points deductions and other sporting measures.