Leicester City has until 28 days after the last Friday’s judgement to file an official claim for damages due to Everton’s breach of financial regulations in the Premier League. City, which finished just below Everton in the standings last season, has been named as one of five interested parties seeking compensation. The same independent commission that recommended the points deduction for Everton will judge the compensation claims, potentially giving City a strong case for lost earnings. The club, along with Burnley and other interested parties, must submit their claims within the given timeframe, but the process may be delayed as Everton has appealed against their punishment.
Related Posts
Former star fumes aggressively after saying Celtic player ‘must be worried’, told how to turn things around by revealing what they’re missing
In his role as sporting director at FC Motagua, former Celtic star Emilio Izaguirre is…
‘Record bids’ – why Mark Robins is ‘fed up’ & set to get tough on Coventry City’s transfer stance
Mark Robins has set out Coventry City’s strategy for the upcoming transfer window in hopes…
Leeds United can hurt Leicester City with league best-weapons Farke may finally be proved right on
Anticipation and perhaps even anxiety fill the hearts of Leeds United fans as they look…