Everton are one of the Premier League clubs to have been hit by PSR over recent years.
David Moyes will be hoping this summer’s transfer window will be different on Merseyside as he eyes some serious improvements.
It is going to be a summer of opportunity for Everton who are set for big changes away from the pitch.
The Friedkins are expecting a big boost from their stadium move which will provide the club with plenty of benefits.
PSR is always going to be a concern for Premier League clubs and it is something which could be eased through the new stadium.
However, it is becoming apparent that some of the biggest sides in the Premier League are using loopholes to avoid any PSR breaches.
Manchester United are one of those clubs and what they are now doing will frustrate many around Everton.
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Everton will be furious about Man United’s PSR loophole
It could be seen that Everton keeping Goodison Park open is a PSR loophole as the women’s side will create revenue by playing there.
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But what some other Premier League clubs are doing could be seen as an even bigger issue as the likes of Man United continue to spend significantly despite their disastrous season.
Speaking to Sky Sports, finance expert Kieran Maguire has shared how the Red Devils are avoiding any financial breaches.
“The third main issue is the focus has been on Manchester United PLC’s accounts which are registered in New York. There we saw a loss of £131m last year but that is not the company which is used for PSR purposes because you have to be based in the United Kingdom,” said Maguire.
"Manchester United have been using another company called Red Football for PSR purposes"
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“It looks like Man United have been using another company called Red Football and the losses there were only £36m.
“Therefore, they’re £100m better off for PSR purposes on the back of that.”
Considering the struggles Everton have experienced through PSR, this will come as a huge slap in the face on Merseyside.
Everton are hoping their new stadium will transform their finances and that is expected to be the case.
What this will mean is the Toffees are handed greater freedom to spend in the market in an attempt to compete with the likes of the big six.
Everton need to discover even more revenue streams
The work done in the early stages of the Friedkins’ reign cannot go unnoticed with the Americans putting in solid foundations for the future.
Everton have secured a huge stadium naming rights deal which will help boost the club’s finances.
However, there is still a lot of work to be done if Everton are to close the financial gap on the likes of Tottenham Hotspur.
On the pitch, Everton have shown they can compete, but – despite their tough campaign – Spurs remain a financial powerhouse.
The Friedkins want Everton to explore the American market and events like the Summer Series will help to do just that.
Big plans are being put in place on Merseyside but it is becoming clear the bigger clubs are finding their own ways around their financial struggles to stay ahead of the game.