After their hearing is over, Everton anticipates seeing a further six points deducted for their second offence, insiders have informed Football Insider.
After successfully appealing the decision, the Toffees’ 10-point punishment for their first offence was lowered to six points on Monday. In November, the team was first hit with a 10-point penalty.
Now that Everton’s appeal has been resolved, a new hearing will be held for their second accusation pertaining to their 2022–2023 accounts.
Premier League clubs are only permitted to lose up to £105 million in a rolling three-year period, according to the Premier League Profit and Sustainability Rules.
A £19.5 million overrun in Everton’s 2021–22 accounts led to a 10-point deduction, and the same infraction has been brought against them for their 2022–23 accounts.
Everton set for another six-point deduction before end of season
Everton is anticipating a lower deduction the next time, of about six points, according to sources with knowledge of the proceedings. This may increase their total punishment for the two breaches to a 12-point deduction.
Everton faces a “devastating” new six-point deduction for their second charge, while Football Insider disclosed in January that their 10-point deduction will be lowered to six.
Everton released a club statement following the lowering of their 10-point penalty, stating that they are “satisfied” with the appeal result but are still “digesting” the outcome.
In their statement, the appeal board in charge of Everton’s case acknowledged that they had made “legal errors” in their first ruling.
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