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BBC · Oct 11, 2024

Premier League to 'take time' over response to APT case

Image caption, Both Manchester City and the Premier League claimed victory after Monday's legal ruling by an arbitration panelThe Premier League has warned its clubs it will be "taking the necessary time" to decide how to respond to this week's landmark verdict in the legal battle with Manchester City over rules governing commercial deals.

In a letter sent by chief executive Richard Masters - and seen by BBC Sport - he hints at a possible delay to a key meeting to discuss the situation, advising there could be an "impact on the scheduling".

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