Everton could be hit with yet another PSR blow amid £245m reveal

Everton could soon be hit with another PSR blow despite meeting the Premier League’s allowable loss threshold before 30th June.

The Toffees were one of a number of clubs scrambling to get within the £105m three-year quota ahead of the cut-off at the end of the month. It appears they have done so, thanks in part to the quasi-swap deals that, as reported by BBC Sport, accounted for £245m worth of transactions before the deadline.

Everton took advantage of that system, trading Lewis Dobin for Tim Iroegbunam in two separate deals of roughly equivalent value in order to secure a short-term PSR boost.

Supporters will hope that Dan Friedkin’s imminent takeover and the fact that the worst of their losses are behind them might give some light at the end of the tunnel and mean they don’t have to use these workarounds in future.

But with the Premier League considering implementing a new system from 2025-26, things could actually get worse for the Merseysiders.