Everton January 2025 Transfer Thread

[MikeH72]

It did count under PSR due to the interest we were paying on loans.

That’s a fact

It didn’t, otherwise we would’ve been charged this season over it that’s why it was dragging on, because they were trying to determine if it did count, and it didn’t.

 

[john jako]

So, we needed 2-3 players before the news broke about Mcneil needing an op, + the Mangala and DCL injuries.

Now it sounds like we might get 1 or 2 in who the manager doesn't want

 

[Tipp blue]

Marcel Brands but Fabian Delph on 92K per week for example

As was Iwobi, Gomes, Mina, Gilfi, Bernard, Shniderlin(wrong spelling not arsed), and currently Doucore on 120K

 

[Brownie]

IT'S OVA

 

[sdcha2]

Any more injuries and with some difficult fixtures coming up , there is no other option but to get a good striker in. That or face a relegation battle. Not impressed at all by the new ownership.

??????????????? LMAO, this take is hilarious.

We have a very limited ability to spend due to PSR and multiple holes in the squad that have changed priority as a result of recent injuries. Limited ability to spend means were not going to sign any big names / negotiations are always tough in January.

 

[matty1878]

my vault for you all is still ON

see on monday kids

 

[Joey66]

Do City generate the same amount of revenue as United though?

not bothered it should be a level playing field, United spend millions & Millions - the rule is a joke .... the Managers & coaching staff apart from players & wages I can't see them being in line with PSR ....

 

[girders]

Seems like Moyes has seen "the list"....and went ,nope,these players ain't good enough,sucks for the 1or2 we probably will bring in knowing they are not exactly first choice,and knowing that will they be busting a gut... doubtful.

 

[Titus Shambles]

As was Iwobi, Gomes, Mina, Gilfi, Bernard, Shniderlin(wrong spelling not arsed), and currently Doucore on 120K

and we are still carrying the likes of Keane and Holgate on their £70k(?) a week each, and a 6-goal-a-season striker on his reported £100k(?) or so. Not a mystery why we cant just go round splashing the cash.

 

[bluestevon]

Man United. These are 2023 figures but they made nearly £650m in matchday & commercial revenue.
This means their capacity to spend the amount of money on players which they do is unlikely to be hindered by PSR.

So yes - PSR does not affect them, because they make lots and lots and lots and lots of money.

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United avoided a PSR breech as the league accepted a COVID mitigation of 20-30m the season after everyone else stopped claiming it. So yeah PSR didn't apply to them really, same as Chelsea sold a hotel and it was accepted also.

 

[neil999]

Back in here then

Free agents

In dieser Übersicht werden alle Spieler aufgeführt, die derzeit keine Verträge besitzen und somit Vertragslos sind.

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All seem terrible

 

[voodoobloo]

Welcome to Everton, Cameron Archer.

I watched him in that U21 Championship that we won and he was awesome. We’ve signed much much worse.

 

[goldfinchmule]

Whatever crap player they have in the back room about to sign will probably drop the pen listening to that like.

Christ, its a goalie then.

 

[jamieni]

I’m not quite as pessimistic as others based on the quotes in the BBC reporting. He’s just said we’d be after a different profile of player if we weren’t hampered by PSR. Don’t think that’s a massive surprise to anyone.

 

[MikeH72]

Man United. These are 2023 figures but they made nearly £650m in matchday & commercial revenue.
This means their capacity to spend the amount of money on players which they do is unlikely to be hindered by PSR.

So yes - PSR does not affect them, because they make lots and lots and lots and lots of money.

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Ok, now do their outgoings.

They lost over £300m over a 3 year period, so they were in breach of PSR.