Everton is facing the prospect of a third consecutive Premier League charge for breaching financial rules in the upcoming season, stirring controversy and outrage within the club. The Goodison Park outfit, already reeling from a 10-point deduction imposed in November for violations during the 2021-22 campaign, has admitted guilt to breaching Profitability and Sustainability Rules last season.
Football finance expert Stefan Borson, formerly associated with Manchester City, has issued a stark warning, suggesting that Everton’s troubles are far from over. Borson pointed out that the independent commission’s written reasons for the initial breach alluded to a concerning trend for the 2022-23 season, potentially leading to another charge. The financial expert also highlighted the club’s apparent difficulties in balancing the books, projecting a challenging situation for the upcoming assessment.
Borson criticized Everton’s handling of the matter, placing responsibility squarely on owner Farhad Moshiri and the club board. He underscored the consequences of recklessly breaching rules that were initially supported by the club, emphasizing the potential impact on Everton’s competitiveness and Premier League status. The situation, as outlined by Borson, paints a grim picture of financial mismanagement within the club and raises questions about its future trajectory in English football.
Everton performance and stats
Everton is currently in the FA Cup with points.
In the last 2 games, it has won once and drawn once. In its last match, Everton won 1-0 against Crystal Palace.
It has a even goal difference after scoring goals and conceding .
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