Manchester City will avoid being relegated and having their titles taken away if their appeal doesn’t go their way.That’s according to Oasis legend Liam Gallagher, who has commented on his beloved club as they await their sanctions for breaching Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules.Gallagher claims he has been told what sanctions City face for their FFP breachesGettyCity have been found guilty of almost all of the charges against them following an investigation by an independent commission.It comes after the club were initially charged in February 2023 with 115 alleged breaches between 2009 and 2018.talkSPORT understands both current and former Premier League clubs are weighing up taking collective legal action in response to the verdict.Meanwhile, City are yet to be sanctioned for their offences amid a potential appeal against the commission’s decision.However, Gallagher has now claimed he has received word of what punishment awaits the club.What has Liam Gallagher said about Man City?The singer shared the news with his followers on X, writing: “Just been told by someone in a very, very high position if we lose our appeal, which we won’t, we’ll be getting a fine and transfer ban and that’s it.“So all you desperate neurotic s****bubbles hush it up to ras. MCFC. LG.”His bold claim prompted one user to comment asking if Gallagher was allowed to say what he had posted.In response, the 54-year-old added: “Just said it keep up.”What sanctions could Man City face?Gallagher’s expectation of a fine and transfer ban follows calls for a range of punishments from fans and pundits.City will face a fine and transfer ban but avoid relegation, according to GallagherShutterstock EditorialSome supporters have argued City should face point deductions and relegations for their offences.Meanwhile, talkSPORT’s Henry Winter has called for the club to be stripped of the Premier League titles won during the period when the breaches occurred.This would see City’s 2011/12, 2013/14 and 2017/18 titles taken off of them.Elsewhere, there have been calls for the club’s owners and senior officials to step down in the wake of the verdict.talkSPORT understands the EFL are willing to work in tandem with the Premier League on potential punishments against City.This could see the club face football oblivion by being expelled from both the Premier League and Football League.City fans are awaiting their sanctions after being found guilty of almost all charges in their FFP caseGettyIn practice, this would prevent City from continuing their existence any higher than the fifth-tier of English football.Speaking on talkSPORT, Ben Jacobs explained: “My understanding is the Premier League have been pushing for a significant, a record, a ground-breaking, a severe points deduction, and even having Manchester City relegated.“I can also exclusively tell you that if Manchester City are kicked out of the Premier League, the EFL plan to read the verdict, and they are willing, in solidarity, to back the Premier League position and try to keep Manchester City out of the EFL as well.“So there’s a danger in a doomsday scenario that Manchester City could be kicked out of football altogether.”