New Everton Owners: The Friedkin Group

[Quadvod]

I would imagine, given the turnover rose by €32m, that it will skyrocket for the next one.

From ticket prices, sponsorships, increase in premium, id be shocked if we arent pushing top 15.

Edit: Top 17. Didn't realise how high top 15 were.

I read somewhere that turnover is projected to increase by 30% against 23/24 figures which was around &180m so an additional £60m taking us to around £240m

 

[barneygumble]

I read somewhere that turnover is projected to increase by 30% against 23/24 figures which was around &180m so an additional £60m taking us to around £240m

Would be fantastic if so.

Would put us on par with Europeless Newcastle last season. So under right stewardship and planning we should become European contenders every season?

 

[Bob Elstone]

Ridiculous that this mighty club is behind Brighton Hove Albion in the Deloitte revenue stats. Embarrassing.

 

[Exeter_Gently]

Ridiculous that this mighty club is behind Brighton Hove Albion in the Deloitte revenue stats. Embarrassing.

Just highlights the years of mismanagement.

Frigging Brighton.

 

[hoppy]

How much do debt do we have

 

[degsy]

In summary, Everton plan to prioritise loan deals for the rest of January despite being hit by Jack Grealish’s stress fracture, which will sideline him for at least 12 weeks. The injury is a major setback but hasn’t changed the club’s cautious transfer approach, with Everton unwilling to make big January signings that could limit their summer plans or affect PSR.
The club believe they have enough cover in Grealish’s position through Tyler Dibling, Iliman Ndiaye and Dwight McNeil, so a direct replacement is unlikely. January is still viewed internally as poor value, with Everton preferring a slow, controlled rebuild.
Their main focus remains on signing a right-back, most likely via a loan. Striker options have been explored but are seen as difficult mid-season. A move for Fenerbahce’s Youssef En-Nesyri is considered unlikely, while interest in Callum Wilson has faded after West Ham blocked his exit and Everton hesitated to guarantee him a starting role. Brooke Norton-Cuffy is available from Genoa but only on a permanent deal of around £17m, which Everton are reluctant to pursue.
Potential loan moves for Joshua Zirkzee or Kobbie Mainoo have cooled, and while there is Championship interest in Tim Iroegbunam, Everton intend to block any outgoing transfers.

Seems about right

 

[degsy]

How much do debt do we have

Somewhere between Zero and as much as TFG want to load on to us.
The exact figure would depend on who wants to know...and when in the finance year they ask

 

[Drico]

Ridiculous that this mighty club is behind Brighton Hove Albion in the Deloitte revenue stats. Embarrassing.

There's mismanagement writ large.

We need to be surging up that list over the coming years.

 

[chippy1722]

Ridiculous that this mighty club is behind Brighton Hove Albion in the Deloitte revenue stats. Embarrassing.

It’s hardly surprising the worst run club of the last 5/10 years is behind the best run club of the same period.

 

[toffeeblue9]

How much do debt do we have

Approx £350m as a long term mortgage-type arrangement with an APR of about 5%

Friedkins effectively paid off a lot of the debt, managed to get some written off and the remainder they re-financed on considerably better terms than we were on previously

That remaining £350m is over about 30 to 40 years

 

[The binman chronicles]

I read somewhere that turnover is projected to increase by 30% against 23/24 figures which was around &180m so an additional £60m taking us to around £240m

The amount of games on TV we've had this year compared to previous ones and the increases merit payments from not being at the foot of the table will see bigger gains than that. Obviously not for the accounting period they are about to release in the next few weeks though. The year after should see us in that top 20 list.

 

[Swartzy]

I would imagine, given the turnover rose by €32m, that it will skyrocket for the next one.

From ticket prices, sponsorships, increase in premium, id be shocked if we arent pushing top 15.

Edit: Top 17. Didn't realise how high top 15 were.

Although not for a couple of years now, but how much revenue will the Euro's bring in, it will certainly give us an even bigger pull for the stadium..

 

[hoppy]

Approx £350m as a long term mortgage-type arrangement with an APR of about 5%

Friedkins effectively paid off a lot of the debt, managed to get some written off and the remainder they re-financed on considerably better terms than we were on previously

That remaining £350m is over about 30 to 40 years

Cheers thank you

 

[barneygumble]

Although not for a couple of years now, but how much revenue will the Euro's bring in, it will certainly give us an even bigger pull for the stadium..

Its a good question, but in truth, I would say it will benefit the city of Liverpool, moreso than us ourselves.

UEFA Will demand complete control of the stadium from a specific date, so you'd have to imagine well receive a fee which will reflect the usage.

Id imagine UEFA will receive the bulk of corporate, ticket sales, and we may get a small cut?

I dont think it will be a money spinner for Everton, but the exposure may make us likely for other events such as a Europa, Conference League, Super Cup or even Rugby Final.

 

[Moomin]

The amount of games on TV we've had this year compared to previous ones and the increases merit payments from not being at the foot of the table will see bigger gains than that. Obviously not for the accounting period they are about to release in the next few weeks though. The year after should see us in that top 20 list.

The amount you get paid for each game will be a lot less than previous years.