The Premier League has completed its case against Manchester City for allegedly committing 115 financial breaches.
The Daily Mail reports that the panel is now deliberating on their decision.
The final arguments were heard at the International Dispute Resolution Centre in London on Friday, marking the end of the hearing that began on September 16.
Manchester City is accused of violating Financial Fair Play rules and not cooperating with the investigation.
Despite denying all charges, the club could face financial penalties, a points deduction, or potential relegation if found guilty. It is anticipated that an appeal may prolong the case until the end of the next season.
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