Basically I’m just guessing based off their summer transfers. However I think that their window indicates that the verdict will come soon on their allegations, and I think it will just be a fine and transfer ban, no points deductions.

They’ve spent a ridiculous amount this window with Fernandez Anderson the Moroccan and a few others. More than when they used to sign 5 60 mil players that were quality, they are now buying young talents who are seen as future if not currently world class players, best in their positions. Why? Because they need a young stable squad if they’re going to be hit with a transfer ban, they also locked haaland into a longer contract and signed Guehi. I think some of their spending has been callous and motivated by the need to spend now because they might not be able to do so soon.

Again no evidence to back this up but I do think that this window has been more expensive and outrageous than any other city window, especially when they bid 85 mil for gallon (which Liverpool stupidly rejected) and went straight in for ndiaye for 65.

EDIT: removed "garbage". It was a bit rude.
Gabriel Jesus won the EPL at Man City, until they realized he was excess and offloaded him to Arsenal. There, he never really got going either but eventually won a title as part of a historic team. Now he is being 'offloaded' to Barcelona, where he has a very good chance of winning La Liga as well. That is one lucky chap if you ask me.

Not a city fan but noticed a lot of people saying city are not gonna be the same after pep and that they won't be the same dominant team that they were. I would be happy if they weren't but i think people are writing them off too soon. They did win league titles before pep. And while their transfer window looks weird, they never spent this amount of money before they do have a competent leadership team. I don't expect them to win the league this year or the next but I do think if things go right they can challenge soon

Manchester City are delighted to announce the signing of Iliman Ndiaye on a five-year deal.

Manchester City are the biggest winners of the transfer window.

Crazy when you see clubs like Ipswich and Hull being far more busy and ambitious than the three mentioned clubs

One thing I don't particularly like is that we seem to have plenty of teams moving more and more along the same trajectory that in my opinion, has ruined rugby union over the last decade, with an all-out focus on height.

I saw that Galatasaray can now effectively put up a team with an average height of 6'2, Arsenal's lineup is usually at an average of 6'0/1. I appreciate that's two teams; however, I just wonder if this could be the way football moves now. Instead of looking for the most technically gifted who can oppress the opposition (Pep-led football), or just relentless mentality and stamina (SAF-led football), we might be moving towards physical dominance.

I hope I'm wrong, but with defensive units now being 4 CBs, occasionally, it does suggest we are going in that direction. But then again as a Villa fan, given Madjo, it might be necessary to combat him.

Teams.

Or players.

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In the Bundesleage 1 and 2 all teams (apart from one or two exceptions) are part owned by the fans, in what’s known as the 50+1 rule. According to the Bundesleage’s website this means high quality football with affordable ticket prices and no FFP issues.

If tomorrow the PL adopted this model, how do you think it would affect the league, and how do you think it would affect your team?

Manchester City have reached an agreement with Chelsea to sign midfielder Enzo Fernandez for £125million.

The proposed move to the Etihad Stadium brings to an end what has been a drawn-out saga surrounding the 25-year-old and his future in west London.

Crystal Palace are working to hijack Sunderland's move for Lyon winger Malick Fofana.

Earlier today, Sunderland reached an agreement to sign the Belgium international in a deal worth in excess of €30million (£25.7m) including bonuses.

Palace have now agreed the same deal with Lyon.

Sunderland have reached an agreement to sign Lyon winger Malick Fofana.

The paperwork over a move to the north east still needs to be completed but a deal is on track before Tuesday night’s deadline.

The Athletic reported on Monday that Arsenal were weighing up a move for the 21-year-old, who has been on the club’s radar and had spoken with Mikel Arteta.

How Arsenal got a fee for him and Jesus fell upwards I will never know

Everton’s move for Folarin Balogun is off after the United States international decided against the move.

Monaco have pulled out of a deal to sell midfielder Lamine Camara to Chelsea at the eleventh hour ahead of Tuesday’s transfer deadline.