Stefan Borson, a finance expert and former financial advisor for Man City, predicts that both Everton and Nottingham Forest could be facing a points deduction of up to three points each due to Profitability and Sustainability breaches. Everton recently had their 10-point deduction reduced to six, putting them five points clear of the drop zone with 12 games remaining, but are still awaiting the results of their appeal on a second breach for 2021/22. Premier League regulations state that no team can lose more than £105million over a three-year period, less if a side was in the EFL, which puts Forest at a disadvantage after being promoted from the Championship. Borson feels that both teams are likely to face additional points deductions, and believes it’s a relatively straightforward decision for the independent commission. The hearings for the clubs are anticipated to take place in early March, with a decision then expected in April, and any appeals could extend the process beyond the end of the season.
“TOTAL DISASTER” Finance expert makes shocking revelation of how many points of Everton and Nottingham Forest to be deducted
