Man City's legal battle might cost the Premier League an astonishing eight-figure price.

The Premier League's financial case against Manchester City might cost the governing body tens of millions of pounds, according to reports.

The English top flight and league champions will shortly face off in a judicial battle, with the hearing into the 115 allegations for allegedly breaking financial standards set to begin. 

City is claimed to have hired high-priced attorneys for the case, including Lord Pannick KC,

The barrister is alleged to charge approximately £5,000 per hour.

Given the case's size and prominence, legal fees are projected to be enormous.

The Daily Mail reports that the Premier League will have to pay for the majority of legal fees accrued in their battle with Everton last year

Despite the league's attempts to hand the £4.9m legal bill to the stricken club, an independent commission has ruled that Everton

The ruling suggests that, even if the Premier League wins the case against City, it will still be hit with significant legal fees.

On the other hand, if the reigning English champions are successful, the Premier League may have to pick up the entirety of the bill

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