Everton have met the Premier League’s profit and sustainability regulations for their latest financial accounts, covering the period ending 2023-24. According to The Times, all 20 top-flight clubs have remained compliant.
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00:00Everton have met the Premier League's profit and sustainability regulations for their latest
00:07financial accounts, covering the period ending in the 2023-24 season.
00:14According to The Times, all 20 top-flight clubs have remained compliant.
00:19The Toffees had previously been hit with an eight-point deduction for breaching spending
00:24rules in the 2021-22 season and then also the 2022-23 season, but avoided relegation.
00:32However, their finances have since improved and they have stayed within the £105m loss
00:37threshold over the last three-year period.
00:40Meanwhile, the Premier League remains in a dispute with Leicester City over its jurisdiction
00:45for financial breaches in the 2022-23 season.
00:49A Premier League statement confirmed that neither the league nor Leicester will comment
00:53further while the case remains unsolved.