How the Man City case could spark a drastic change in English football

Over a third of Premier League clubs are currently up for sale, representing a major shift in English football's ownership landscape. The ongoing Manchester City legal case, which involves 115 charges related to alleged financial rule breaches, could act as a catalyst for significant structural changes in how the league is governed. Analyst Miguel Delaney suggests that despite the turbulence, this wave of new ownership could potentially resolve some of English football's longstanding problems.