Money rules accusations are pending against Everton and Forest.

Because Everton and Nottingham Forest violated the Premier League’s profitability and sustainability rules (PSR), they anticipate being referred to an independent commission.

On Monday, clubs will find out if they have violated the league’s financial regulations. These new rules are intended to make sure that any minor infractions are resolved in time for penalties to be assessed during the same season that a charge is filed.

Clubs may lose up to £105 million ($134 million) or £35 million every season under the league’s PSR over a rolling three-year reporting cycle.

Everton has already filed an appeal against a 10-point deduction for the 2021–22 season, and Forest would become the only elite teams to face charges for violating these rules, along with Manchester City.

Both clubs now face the possibility of fines or point deductions under the guidelines, with official notice of any charges expected on Monday.Both teams are expected to present persuasive arguments and have prepared mitigation.

Forest’s allowed losses are less than the £105 million cap since the team played in the Football League for a part of the fiscal year. Alternatively, their highest sum is £61 million, which translates to £13 million for the 2020–21

and 2021–2022 Championship seasons, in addition to £35 million for the previous year, their

Forest are likely to point to the £47.5m transfer of Brennan Johnson to Tottenham Hotspur after the accounting cut off as mitigation, while Everton’s argument will — as it is in their current appeal — center on the expenditure around the Bramley-Moore Dock project.

The possibility exists that clubs will end their league season on May 19 without knowing their final league position or even what division they may play in for the upcoming season because the Premier League has designated May 24 as a backup date for any appeal.

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