Everton Summer 2024 Transfer Thread

[Eggs]

How are Nottingham Forest allowed to spend so much this season, as I remember it they were found to be more in excess of PSR regs than us.

…I assume we’re now in a new accounting period.

 

[mahermi1]

Presume it’s the Brennan Johnson profit kicking in

Then we sold Onana for roughly the same sum.

 

[Curtis]

How are Nottingham Forest allowed to spend so much this season, as I remember it they were found to be more in excess of PSR regs than us.

I was baffled by their spending as well but they've sold a lot of players too remember they've basically been the aldi's Chelsea so they have ample players to sell

 

[Gallaeo]

Then we sold Onana for roughly the same sum.

Theirs was 100% profit. Ours wasn’t

 

[Goat]

How are Nottingham Forest allowed to spend so much this season, as I remember it they were found to be more in excess of PSR regs than us.

Our mate Textor lashed them 60m for 2 rubbish players.

Income	23	€89.30m
Expenditure	19	€96.50m
Overall balance	€-7.20m

Nottingham Forest - Transfers 24/25

Transfers: Overview of all signed and sold players of club Nottm Forest for the current season.

www.transfermarkt.co.uk

 

[mahermi1]

Theirs was 100% profit. Ours wasn’t

Did Brennan come through their academy, if so then fair enough.

 

[toffeeblue9]

Then we sold Onana for roughly the same sum.

We made far less in PSR profit on Onana than Forest did on Johnson

We made somewhere just north of £25m in PSR profit for Onana based on book value and sell on clause

Forest sold Johnson for £47.5m - all of that was PSR profit

 

[nsno-chris]

Just waiting for 11pm fume-in

 

[toffeeblue9]

Joyce saying Chelsea wanted to pay about £12m for Dom

Think that's all she wrote for today then

 

[HalfTimeSayers]

What's Dyche on about?

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These are just quotes from Thursdays presser. He also said they’d be sitting down monitoring any possibilities right up to the deadline and there would be no point doing that if there was no money/possibility.

I mean, we probably are done for the day, but this isn’t something he’s said today.

 

[Bluewolf]

Our mate Textor lashed them 60m for 2 rubbish players.

Income	23	€89.30m
Expenditure	19	€96.50m
Overall balance	€-7.20m

Nottingham Forest - Transfers 24/25

Transfers: Overview of all signed and sold players of club Nottm Forest for the current season.

www.transfermarkt.co.uk

So their opperating on a loss after two more years of operating at a loss?

And their lookkng to spend more today

 

[john jako]

Mad we value him at 25 mill when he can go for free next summer and is absolute crap

 

[Goat]

So their opperating on a loss after two more years of operating at a loss?

And their lookkng to spend more today

For PSR a loss doesnt matter.

I cant say ive looked that closely at their deals.

 

[Tree13]

I'm not arguing that CB didn't need attention. Just that it didn't require immediate attention. It only required attention if certain things happened, as you quite rightly said, Branthwaite leaving would've required a new CB. Tarkowski being out injured for a while would've required a new CB.

Succession planning is something we can't really afford to do, in my opinion. With very little to spend, it's a luxury. If we don't become more threatening in attack and score more goals this season, I believe we will go down. I don't think it's wild to suggest we have the worst attack in the division (again). If that isn't addressed in these remaining hours of the window, ,maybe we won't go down but we'll almost certainly be down the bottom fighting with the rest of them.

Given that O'Brien doesn't start ahead of either Branthwaite or Tarkowski when fit, I expect the O'Brien signing isn't going to be what has kept us up, if that plays out. Priorities all wrong, again, even if O'Brien might prove to be an astute signing down the line. It won't matter if we're not in the Premier League, will it?

In our position, succession planning is absolutely vital.

The point isn't "who are our best two CBs". The point is do we have a group of CBs which can withstand an injury or two, or a loss of form, without it being catastrophic? Prior to O'Brien coming in, the answer was definitely "no".

Yes we need to upgrade our attack (and midfield). Yes we're short of cash. Therefore shifting dead wood is a priority - every week that Gomes and Ali sat in the stands last season we got worse because they were draining our finances. Keane and Holgate are doing the same thing right now but we had to bring in a viable alternative so that we don't start shipping huge numbers of goals because we're forced to start Keane or Holgate.

Doesn't matter if we score an extra goal or two per game if we regularly concede three or four. As it stands, Ndiaye looks an upgrade at either 10 or out wide so that should see an improvement in terms of goals and assists. Iroegbunam also looks to be a net positive in that regard. Yes we need more, of course. But we don't need those gains erased by Keane essentially throwing the ball past Pickford in 15 games this season.

 

[Goodisongang]

Joyce saying Chelsea wanted to pay about £12m for Dom

Think that's all she wrote for today then

10m? should have been piggy backed to chelsea for that fee