Everton Summer 2024 Transfer Thread

[Vintage]

Would Spurs let us loan him to Roma just to take him straight back on loan??

Spurs can do one

 

[Tony’s Carp]

Know Nixon is pretty low tier, but an FFP swap with City might be plausible? I assume the young Everton player would be Lukjanciks and Kabore would be a logical one to come the other way.

 

[ForeverBlue92]

Odd that clubs are using transfers to bypass rules they not only voted in, but have voted to keep as they are.

Very peculiar.

 

[GrandOldTeam]

 

[DaChunk]

on loan like

 

[ToffeeScot]

This summer is weird. It feels like there's going to be a lot of movement between clubs but it will be manufactured signings rather than anything overly exciting.

 

[Blast_of_Cannock]

Wonder if the obligation to buy at the end of his loan is in the deal? Hopefully only a small fee if so.

 

[samsonthedog1]

Know Nixon is pretty low tier, but an FFP swap with City might be plausible? I assume the young Everton player would be Lukjanciks and Kabore would be a logical one to come the other way.

The prices spouted for both players are remarkably similar.

 

[RomanReigns]

welcome back hazza

 

[Davey_g08]

It seems like the Villa transfers is some sort of PSR loophole. Can someone explain it like I'm 6?

 

[Nymzee]

It seems like the Villa transfers is some sort of PSR loophole. Can someone explain it like I'm 6?

We get one of their players, they get one of ours, neither club gets points deductions. All you need to know really.

 

[jamieni]

It seems like the Villa transfers is some sort of PSR loophole. Can someone explain it like I'm 6?

I think, but don’t quote me, the sales go in our profits column this year but the purchases in our outgoings next year based on when the money is paid out? So basically improves the balance sheet position for our psr

 

[windymiller]

It seems like the Villa transfers is some sort of PSR loophole. Can someone explain it like I'm 6?

Basically, you get the entire value of an outgoing transfer on your PSR figures immediately minus book value (so, let's say £9m for Dobbin, book value £0). Whereas the incoming players fee is spread over the length of their contract (for example, Ironman signs for £9m but signs a 3 year contract which equates to £3m a year, leaving us £6m up on PSR).

It's dumb, but there it is. Both Everton and Villa buy a £9m player but we both end up £6m up on our PSR stats!

 

[Fedlingen]

Wonder if the obligation to buy at the end of his loan is in the deal? Hopefully only a small fee if so.

He has a loan clause, that allow prl teams to sign him for 100% of his wages, when Leeds are in the Championship.

Doubt we would negotiate anything on that.

 

[Davey_g08]

Basically, you get the entire value of an outgoing transfer on your PSR figures immediately minus book value (so, let's say £9m for Dobbin, book value £0). Whereas the incoming players fee is spread over the length of their contract (for example, Ironman signs for £9m but signs a 3 year contract which equates to £3m a year, leaving us £6m up on PSR).

It's dumb, but there it is. Both Everton and Villa buy a £9m player but we both end up £6m up on our PSR stats!

That makes sense. Well, no it doesn't make sense, its totally dumb, but at least I understand it now. Thanks!