UEFA considers disciplinary action against Manchester City

Sky Sports has revealed that UEFA is considering the possibility of taking disciplinary action against Manchester City, following the club's conviction in the financial case before the Premier League.

According to the source, UEFA is monitoring the developments of the case, but it will wait until the disciplinary proceedings and appeal process within the Premier League are completed before deciding on any potential sanctions against Manchester City.

The Premier League has officially found Manchester City guilty of committing 114 breaches out of 115 financial charges in a case that dates back to the period between the 2009-2010 and 2017-2018 seasons.

Potential penalties, according to Premier League rules, range from public reprimands and financial fines to point deductions from the team's total or even exclusion from Premier League competitions.

UEFA's potential moves are pending local decisions regarding disciplinary actions and appeals, as attention turns to the results before knowing whether the European governing body will take official action against Manchester City.