After being found in violation of the Premier League’s profit and sustainability rules, Everton was hit with a ten-point deduction following a hearing last month. Conor Coady, who previously played for the club, shared the initial reaction of the dressing room to the news. He mentioned that the players were curious to see the outcome of the case, but ultimately focused on their performance on the field. Coady emphasized the importance of players staying out of off-field issues and leaving it up to the club management to resolve the situation.
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