Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester United and Tottenham are reported to have lodged legal notices reserving the right to claim compensation if Manchester City are found to have breached Premier League financial rules.

The Premier League will ask its 20 clubs to vote on proposed changes to sponsorship rules later this month following the successful legal challenge from Manchester City. City took the Premier League to a tribunal this summer and an independent panel’s judgment,

The Kelly & Wrighty crew react to Brighton's stunning 2-1 comeback win against Manchester City in Matchweek 11.

While Manchester City's hearing into their alleged breaches is ongoing, four clubs have reserved the right to seek compensation if they are guilty.

Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester United and Tottenham have reportedly lodged legal notices reserving the right to claim compensation if Manchester City

Some of Manchester City’s biggest rivals have lodged legal notices reserving their right to seek compensation following football’s ‘trial of the century’ into more than 100 alleged rule breaches. In the latest phase of the Premier League civil war,

Four Premier League rivals will reportedly demand compensation if Manchester City are found guilty over 115 breaches of financial fair play rules.