Because Spurs won't cancel his loan with us so he has to stay here until end of the season
Very shrewd negotiator is Levy
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Because Spurs won't cancel his loan with us so he has to stay here until end of the season
Very shrewd negotiator is Levy
About 450k I’d imagine
Mina 120k
Iwobi 100k
The rest would be on more than 230k between them wouldn’t they?
I do t know the number but even 450k a week is basically 25m a year which is good from our point of view
About 700k sounds about right.
And about 250k on the incomings.
So about 450k saved, yes.
Zatara
Player Valuation: £100m
From football insider
Instalments over Beto’s £26million move aren’t set to begin until next year – the same with Chermiti’s £10.7million move from Sporting Lisbon.
Everton’s finances will be boosted by the £45million generated from player sales and £40million drop in wages, with the only outgoings being Danjuma’s £3million loan fee.
CahillsCornerFlag
Player Valuation: £70m
Incredible savings if accurate. This type of ruthless window has been needed for a while now, but we need to survive another couple of seasons to complete the transformation.
Next summer will be the last big purge of high earners who don’t offer a huge amount or aren’t good enough anymore, like Gomes, Dele and Gana. After that, our wages to turnover should be nowhere near an issue. Then of course we’re waiting for the stadium to be finished so need to survive another year on loans and bargains, but after that we might actually be able to spend a few quid and enjoy Everton again.
We will have about 12 players left when contracts expire next summer, and they include the likes of Maupay, Keane, Holgate and Godfrey who are all deadwood. We also have £40m already accounted for going out next summer for Beto and Chermiti which we’ll probably have to sell Onana to compensate for. We’re a long, long way away from being out of the woods. And we can’t fill the gaps with academy players because we sold any remotely half competent youth players we had and are left with the dregs who are destined to end up non league football. Still need to find £300m from somewhere, god knows where, to finish the stadium. I don’t see how we can realistically recover from this situation to be honest
….i can’t imagine any well run club going anywhere near him. We’d be dependent on another Everton.
Tony’s Carp
Player Valuation: £50m
Well first of all we hope against hope that the cash flow problems are solved by next summer by fresh investment or new ownership. This summer things have been really bad but that's caused by a unique and hopefully temporary perfect storm of circumstances.
Regarding the instalment payments, these things work both ways and as of the last accounts (which will be pretty out of date now but indicative) we were owed more in player payments than we owe other clubs so it's not just a one way street.
There will be a tonne of work to be done in the transfer market of course, but that's always the case. I imagine we'll probably see at least one big sale, most likely Onana, although DCL's contract expires in 2025 so I imagine we're hoping for a better season of fitness to cash in there.
Tony’s Carp
Player Valuation: £50m
This is a bit of a dramatic spin on next summer. For starters it's the first payments that are due on Beto and Chermiti not the full whack. A reasonable estimate is maybe 12-15m going out not 40m. We don't really know the terms of any of our transfers but there will be instalments flying in both directions as there always are.
We've cashed in on the most concerning contract expiring (Iwobi) for more than probably any of us thought possible. The other contracts expiring (excluding loans) include some massive earners and probably total about 25m a year saved. If we do want one more season of Gana due to a lack of bodies we have an option and Doucs I'd think would sign an extension IF we want.
Yeah, we'll be short on numbers (not quite down to 12 though) but as with this summer the players leaving the club will be players who should be leaving the club and the better players will still be here.
As far as I’m aware the first instalments are due next year for Beto and Chermiti not their entire fees.
We still won’t be buying on anyone next year regardless. We’re now back to the BK years, but this time with £750m worth of debt to finance.
badloaf
Player Valuation: £1.5m
We’ll go into administration because no championship team could afford that.
We need new owners.
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