Premier League Ends Financial Fair Play Case Against Everton

Everton will face no further penalties after the Premier League dropped its investigation into disputed stadium-related interest payments.

The Premier League has discontinued its investigation into Everton's alleged breach of Profitability and Sustainability Rules (PSR) for the financial year ending 2023.
Everton had already been docked eight points in 2024 for exceeding the permitted loss threshold by £16.6 million, though the club argued £6.5 million was related to stadium financing and should be excluded.
The Premier League and Everton issued a joint statement confirming that all proceedings related to PSR breaches for 2022 and 2023 have been concluded.
The decision follows Everton's submission of additional financial documentation and the Premier League Board's determination that pursuing the case further would not be appropriate or proportionate.
This marks the end of all PSR-related actions against Everton, with the club now deemed compliant for the 2024 financial year.