If Man City are found guilty of the FFP charges, They'd be relegated from the Premier league. That's a big iff though, since it's Man City, they will lawyer up and just throw more money at the problem.
Of course it is true, Manchester City will receive severe punishment if they are proven to have violated the rules. However, to this day, they have not been found guilty even though there are more than a hundred accusations that have been filed. Other rivals including Liverpool and Arsenal would certainly love for Manchester City to get punished, but so far there have been too many rumors to be believed.
I hope Manchester City is truly able to defend itself against all these accusations and win the trial. This is what all their fans hope for, especially because this season Manchester City has a big chance of defending its title for the fourth time in a row.
It is still difficult to investigate cases one by one especially with 115 allegations of charges it will take a long time while Manchester City will certainly defend against these charges this will be a complicated matter and maybe the next few seasons will know the results.
Manchester City do not care about money for their lawyers who pay anything.
Of course that's what Manchester City will defend, with so many charges it's not easy, but I hope it will be fine, just imagine if Manchester City relegated many players will leave this team because they don't want to play in the second division.
I've read they'll be relegated and stripped off some of the trophies and medals they have. Asides that, they'll also be relegated to the Championships if they're found to have violated all of this claims against them.
If clubs like Everton and Forest wouldn't be spared, a club like Manchester City too would definitely feel the repercussions of whatever illegals they have done.
For now, they're hot favorites to win both the Premier League and the Champions League Competition both included. For those predicting Arsenal to lose, they'll win. That's not a game for them to give out points.