Six things we learned from Everton accounts as PSR millions lost and Friedkin improvements revealed - Liverpool Echo

Soccer-Everton report seventh straight year of financial losses

(Reuters) -Everton made a loss of 53 million pounds ($68.44 million) in the 2023-24 season, marking a seventh consecutive year in deficit, the Premier League club said on Monday, but they will avoid breaches of the league's profit & sustainability rules. Read full story

Six things we learned from Everton accounts as PSR millions lost and Friedkin improvements revealed - Liverpool Echo

Some of the interesting points to emerge from the latest set of Everton accounts after they were released on Monday

Everton turnover up to £187m but debt tops £567m – Northern Financial Review

Everton Football Club has published its Annual Report and Accounts for the 2023-24 season, recording a £14.7 million increase in turnover to £186.9 million, and posting a loss of £53.2 million for the financial period. The results for the period ending June 30, 2024, show a reduction in reported losses, down from £89.1 million in 2022-23. The club reported a “Net Debt Position” increased to £567.3 million “reflecting investment in the squad, sta…

Town Accounts Show £39.3m Loss and Turnover Increase By 71 Per Cent

Town's accounts for the year to June 2024 show a total loss of £39.3 million and turnover increasing by 71 per cent to £37.3 million.

Everton posts £53m loss as financial problems continue - My Football Facts

Everton has announced a financial loss of £53m for the previous season, marking the seventh consecutive year of deficits. Despite the figure being lower than the £89m loss recorded in 2022-23, the club’s cumulative losses over this period now stand at £570m. The club faced an eight-point deduction last season due to breaches of the Premier League’s profit and sustainability regulations (PSR). These infractions were linked to financial periods in…

Survival, by the skin of our teeth – summary and analysis of Everton’s 2024 Annual Accounts

The publication of the 2023/24 Audited accounts for Everton Football Club Company present the final full year impact (to 30 June 2024) of Farhad Moshiri’s disastrous reign as the majority shareholder. For the 7th time in 8 complete financial years under Moshiri, Everton posted a statutory loss.  Although much of the chaos associated with his reign continued to the final weeks of December 2024, yet again these accounts provide proof of the extent…