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New Everton Owners: The Friedkin Group

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Bring on the new owners and bring on a new era.

I suppose we have to give Moshiri credit for making the stadium dream a reality, but that's the only thing i can give him credit for sadly.

This was the man who brought Benitez to Goodison just say no more!
 

Everton could create £12.5m PSR room ahead of January​

Speaking to Everton News, TBR Football’s financial expert Adam Williams provided an overview of how Everton could transform this into a big PSR boost.

“A player signed for £5m on a five-year deal, for example, would only deduct £1m from Everton’s PSR calculation each season,” he said.

“It is the club’s total amortisation bill that counts towards their profit-loss figure and therefore the one that has a bearing on their PSR calculation.

“So, a sum of £2.5m from a sell-on clause would effectively give Everton, for whom the margins in terms of PSR are razor thin, an extra £12.5m worth of PSR headroom in January.”

Everton could offload Beto among with a number of other players to potentially create some further PSR room.

“It isn’t a free hit. Everton still would need to register the cost of a £12.5m signing over the next five years. But if they are struggling for room for manoeuvre in January, it can be a valuable option.”

“Basically, they could sign a player for £12.5m in January and only £2.5m – i.e. £12.5m divided by five – would be deducted from their PSR calculation over the next 12 months.”
 
hoppy said:

Everton could create £12.5m PSR room ahead of January​

Speaking to Everton News, TBR Football’s financial expert Adam Williams provided an overview of how Everton could transform this into a big PSR boost.

“A player signed for £5m on a five-year deal, for example, would only deduct £1m from Everton’s PSR calculation each season,” he said.

“It is the club’s total amortisation bill that counts towards their profit-loss figure and therefore the one that has a bearing on their PSR calculation.

“So, a sum of £2.5m from a sell-on clause would effectively give Everton, for whom the margins in terms of PSR are razor thin, an extra £12.5m worth of PSR headroom in January.”

Everton could offload Beto among with a number of other players to potentially create some further PSR room.

“It isn’t a free hit. Everton still would need to register the cost of a £12.5m signing over the next five years. But if they are struggling for room for manoeuvre in January, it can be a valuable option.”

“Basically, they could sign a player for £12.5m in January and only £2.5m – i.e. £12.5m divided by five – would be deducted from their PSR calculation over the next 12 months.”
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Jesus, does typing that gem make one a ‘TBR Football financial expert’?
Thank god he clarified amortisation for us.
Praise the lord for such insight gifted by Adam Williams.
 

Bedfordblue said:
Jesus, does typing that gem make one a ‘TBR Football financial expert’?
Thank god he clarified amortisation for us.
Praise the lord for such insight gifted by Adam Williams.
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Isn’t it grim that footballs now in a place where the majority of us have got at least a vague understanding of this though?

I miss when we only cared about the score at the weekend not what the balance sheet looks like
 

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