What does Premier League losing APT ruling mean for Manchester City and other clubs?
Both City and the Premier League claimed a victory after October’s initial ruling that found three aspects of the APTs were unlawful, most notably around the deliberate exclusion of shareholder loans, which is when a club borrows money from its ownership group, usually interest-free.
Wrexham, the club transformed under the ownership of Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, are hoping to add to the roll-call.
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