Champions League: Transfer policy will be based on one thing as Pep Guardiola's summer plans halt

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola will be already planning his summer allocations, as the end of the season nears. The Citizens won't be able to fully pledge to any signings this year until they find out the future of their Champions League ban. Man City's transfer policy will be constructed on one thing as Pep Guardiola's summer plans halt.

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Manchester City has already been connected with some players this season, as well as Tottenham's Harry Kane, and Inter Milan's Milan Skriniar. Pep Guardiola's hands will likely be tied in the handover market, until the Citizens reveal their Champions League fate, with a legal battle against UEFA underway.

The city was handed a two-year Champions League ban by UEFA earlier this period, after being found remorseful of alleged Financial Fair Play (FFP) flaws. The club proximately attracted the choice, and have preserved their innocence throughout the process.

The appeal was filed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), and it's still not clear when a choice will be made. City's transfer contacts this summer will depend on whether their appeal is successful, according to The Athletic.

If the club isn't complicated in next season's Champions League, then their spending would likely be affected. The team would have to hold off making multi-million-pound deals for players to offset the revenue lost from European struggles.

At the same time, there's also the tricky of top-level players wanting to play in the champions league. For example, Borussia Dortmund star Jason Sancho is reportedly not keen on joining a club next season that isn't playing in Europe's premium opposition. He timescale of CAS's decision is still up in the air.

It was formerly thought that a final decision would be made before the start of early requirement rounds for next season's Champions League - around. The most European seasons currently being postponed, owing to the coronavirus pandemic, that timescale will be pushed back.

CAS has already exposed that it won't be chairing any hearings. The delay has made it gradually likely that City's ban will be suspended by a whole year. That would allow CAS to make an informed decision on the appeal without a time limitation.

UEFA publicized its plan to ban City from European competitions. The organization’s Adjudicatory Chamber of the Club Financial Control Body suspects the City of overstating their sponsorship revenue, as a means of getting around FFP. The club was stripped from the Champions League and Europa League for a full two years and fined £25million.

The city requested that they weren't surprised by the "prejudicial" decision. Simply put, this is a case introduced by Uefa, prosecuted by Uefa and judged by Uefa. With this detrimental process now over, the club will pursue a neutral decision as quickly as possible and will, therefore, in the first instance, commence proceedings with the Court of Arbitration for Sport at the earliest occasion.

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