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Rahul Lakhani
Mon 31 March 2025 10:10, UK
Premier League clubs, including Everton, are expected to submit details of their finances from the 2023-24 season by the end of play on Monday.
Several clubs have already released details of their income and expenditure, but many have decided to wait until the very last moment before releasing theirs, with Everton yet to do so ahead of their Goodison Park farewell.
The Premier League set a deadline of midnight on March 31 for clubs to submit their financial results, but with just hours remaining, Everton are among the clubs who are yet to do so, and this could backfire.
This ‘delaying’ tactic has now been criticised, and there could be some backlash for these clubs who have waited to release their results.
Everton are in their final season at Goodison Park. (Credit: Imago)
Everton could be set for Premier League trouble
If clubs miss the deadline to release their financial results, this could result in punishment from the Premier League, including fines.
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The clubs that are yet to release their financial results are Aston Villa, Chelsea, Crystal Palace, Everton, Luton Town, Nottingham Forest, Sheffield United and Tottenham.
PL 2023-24 Played Wins Draws Losses Points Position
Everton 38 13 9 16 40 15
Everton in the Premier League last season
Football finance expert Kieran Maguire has now explained why clubs are delaying releasing their information to the Premier League, as they have the intention of extending the deadline.
“The naughty step awaits. Clubs use a variety of delaying tactics to push back the submission date. Some just pay the fine as hold fans in contempt from a transparency perspective,” he posted on X.
The naughty step awaits. Clubs use a variety of delaying tactics to push back the submission date. Some just pay the fine as hold fans in contempt from a transparency perspective. https://t.co/57rgoIBff5
— Kieran Maguire (@KieranMaguire) March 31, 2025
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What information will be released in Everton’s financial results?
Clubs are expected to be transparent over their finances, with profit and loss totals the key headlines expected whenever Everton’s results are published.
Performance-based revenue will also be announced, with Everton’s 15th-placed finish last season set to play a part in the numbers, but the takeover from The Friedkin Group will not yet appear in these latest figures.
Player transfers and contract details will also be released, including amortisation costs from previous transfers, sale profits, and losses before tax.
Football revenues, wage costs, broadcast and commercial revenues and the ‘book value’ of player assets will all be published, and Everton will display how much work needs to be done in the summer to boost the value and quality of their squad.
Everton were deducted points last season for breaching financial regulations, and they will hope to avoid further punishment by the Premier League, as they did in the last PSR announcement.
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