Manchester City call the Premier League's proposed changes to rules governing commercial deals "unlawful" in a letter to other top-flight clubs.

At the beginning of October Manchester City had a ‘win‘ over the Premier League. In their hearing over the Premier League’s Associated Party Transaction (APT) rules, a section of the rules was

Manchester City have contacted their Premier League rivals ahead of a vote that is due to be had surrounding how commercial deals are governed following a recent tribunal

But according to The Times, City’s general counsel Simon Cliff sent correspondence to City’s 19 rivals on Friday, urging them not to vote in favour of the Premier League and threatening further legal action if necessary. He was also critical of the speed with which the new proposals had been introduced.

Bruno Fernandes marks his 250th Manchester United appearance with a starring role as Ruud van Nistelrooy ends his stint in charge.

The champions have written a new letter to the 19 other Premier League clubs, once again warning them of "unlawful" amendments.

Manchester City have apparently written to all Premier League clubs to share their concerns over redrafted finance rules ahead of next week's vote.

Manchester City have reportedly sent a letter to 19 other clubs condemning "unlawful" new Premier League rules and threatening possible legal action.