Arguments over the summer spending of Everton were likely to have emerged in the latest Premier League hearing, according to the Liverpool Echo.
The Toffees released their latest accounts on 31 March, with the club’s losses doubling to just over £89million after their second PSR charge.
The Premier League were said to have expressed concern over the 2022/23 summer spending of the club to sign the likes of Amadou Onana, something which likely came up again in the latest hearing last week.
Everton to learn Premier League hearing fate
With a decision coming up very shortly from the Premier League, it is interesting to see what they are basing their concerns on.
It looks as though any concerns have been validated in these latest accounts, with matters seemingly getting worse before they get any better.
As the losses doubled, Everton will be hoping that any potential second punishment does not follow that trend, with any arguments against looking thin.
777 Partners have already confirmed that they do not expect a decision on their takeover from the Premier League until this matter has been finalised first.
The Premier League appear to be making things up as they go along at this moment in time, with Nottingham Forest getting away lightly, it seems.
Hopefully, this argument can lean in Everton’s favour, it is badly needed.
In other Everton news, Micah Richards has made a new claim about Anthony Gordon at Goodison.
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