Football finance expert Stefan Borson speculates on what Everton and Nottingham Forest’s fate could be as potential points deductions loom
EvertonBut prospective buyers might be happy to let Everton fall into administration if they stay in the Premier League, even after any possible points deductions.
"Let’s assume Farhad Moshiri walks away with nothing. The club has still got debts in the region of £500million."It’s going to cost the new owners at least £600million just for that.'It's disgusting' - Ben White's England situation sparks furious rant from Harry RedknappCredit: Getty “If Everton get a couple of decent results, then let the club go into administration, and take the points deduction while staying in the Premier League. People are playing 4D chess here.”
Everton were hit with a 10-point deduction earlier this season due to breaching PSR rules, though this was reduced to six on appeal.
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