A number of Premier League clubs have reached a strong verdict on how Manchester City should be punished following their charges.
With the Citizens facing more than 100 breaches of financial rules, all eyes are focused on the independent commission's findings as the committee will reach a decision based off the information that was collected in the four-year investigation.
A range of punishments could be applied if City are found guilty, from a fine, to a points deduction, to a potential expulsion from the EPL.
Since the news broke, there has been a lot of analysis from pundits and football figures regarding what the the correct decision should be if City are eventually found guilty.
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Sky Sports reports that various clubs would prefer for Pep Guardiola's side to be expelled from the league, with some teams the so called 'big six' believed to be pushing for action to be taken.
Another potential sanction could be the process of stripping City of the titles they won over the nine-year period, which starts in 2009 and goes on until 2018, but there is a concern that this would not be impactful and instead only create confusion.
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A number of clubs believe the league should set a precedent by coming down on City hard as they fear a fine would not have the necessary affect.
The Manchester club were suspended by UEFA for "serious breaches" of financial fair play regulations in 2020, but the two-year ban ended up being overturned by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).
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