UEFA have cleared Manchester City to play in the Champions League next season, allowing them to compete alongside sister-club Girona for the first time - but restricting transfer activity between the two clubs.
A crackdown on multi-club ownership groups put City's involvement in doubt after fellow City Football Group club Girona qualified for the Champions League for the first time last season.
However, after 'significant changes' were made to Girona's ownership structure this week, UEFA have cleared both clubs to play in the expanded edition of the Champions League in 2024/25.
However, the clubs have been barred from transferring players between each other until September 2025. ALSO READ: Imminent Man City transfer exit set to boost summer earnings but at £3m loss ALSO READ: 275 games in 1247 days - Man City must consider Plan C transfer move Earlier this week, Girona confirmed the resignation of three directors with connections to the CFG and City.
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