@FootynewsThe fallout from Manchester City's alleged financial infringements is expanding way past points deductions or league sanctions. Now rivals are actually crunching the numbers on what they might have lost financially. Leicester City is reportedly reviewing a multimillion-pound claim for losses tied to missing out on the Champions League in the 2019/20 season. That specific campaign saw Manchester City finish second while Leicester City ended up fifth, which meant missing the tournament entirely. The argument being floated is that those alleged financial breaches directly impacted the sporting competition and the revenue Leicester expected to secure. It looks like this could be just the start of things since several other Premier League clubs are reportedly seeking legal advice to assess similar claims. Wild to think about the scale here, but the figure of £1,000 million has not been officially confirmed yet.

@FootynewsThe fallout from Manchester City's alleged financial infringements is expanding way past points deductions or league sanctions. Now rivals are actually crunching the numbers on what they might have lost financially. Leicester City is reportedly reviewing a multimillion-pound claim for losses tied to missing out on the Champions League in the 2019/20 season. That specific campaign saw Manchester City finish second while Leicester City ended up fifth, which meant missing the tournament entirely. The argument being floated is that those alleged financial breaches directly impacted the sporting competition and the revenue Leicester expected to secure. It looks like this could be just the start of things since several other Premier League clubs are reportedly seeking legal advice to assess similar claims. Wild to think about the scale here, but the figure of £1,000 million has not been officially confirmed yet.