I don't want to plug unnecessarily (but will) here i something I wrote last week on it
https://www.grandoldteam.com/2020/03/25/financial-consequences-for-covid-19/
It's a bit raw, but I anticipate a drop of around 40% over the next couple of years (as a very cautious estimate). It could be much higher than that.
However, in general this would benefit Everton. It's a difficult picture as with any deflation/recession, and there are ways we lose out but in general I think we come out ok. Not limited to but in part;
1) We are not looking to sell high profile players currently (I want to, but the club doesn't)
2) In terms of recruitment, we can probably aim at much higher calibre players for much less money. (Coulibaly, Allan may come onto the radar if you subtract 40% of their value).
3) We have a very philanthropic owner. He is probably 3rd in terms of money granted. Nothing to suggest this stops. Now his money will likely go a lot further. Cash is King, and we will lielly have cash
4) There's a good chance we will lose FFP.
5) Unlike more hedge fund type organisations, based in America, very unlikely our ownership is as severely hit, or goes bust.
6) In terms of offloading deadwood (which is our selling priority) a mixture of loss of player values, an the devaluation of the pound (even against the Euro) suddenly players that may not have been so saleable become potential options when selling to European teams, See Sigurdsson, Scheniderlin etc.
It's an odd take