According to Football Insider, Everton finished the summer transfer window with an £82 million boost to the club’s resources.
On paper, the Toffees spent £35 million to bring Beto, Chermiti, Arnaut Danjuma, Ashley Young, and Jack Harrison to Goodison Park.
However, according to The Athletic, Everton’s only transfer payment this fiscal year is a £3 million loan fee to Villarreal for Danjuma.
Instalments for Beto’s £26 million transfer will not begin until next year, as will Chermiti’s £10.7 million transfer from Sporting Lisbon.
Everton’s finances will be bolstered by £45 million in player sales and a £40 million pay cut, with the only outgoings being Danjuma’s £3 million loan fee.
Everton’s biggest selling of the window was Alex Iwobi’s £22 million departure to Fulham late in the window, while sales of school talents Tom Cannon and Ellis Simms also contributed significant revenue.
Andros Townsend, Jean-Philippe Gbamin, Yerry Mina, and Tom Davies all departed the club for no money, but the removal of their wages is critical for the Merseyside club.
Everton are in financial trouble as a result of the ongoing building of the Bramley Moore Dock stadium and a breakdown in investment talks with MSP Holdings.
Everton were forced to sell three stars on deadline day to comply with FFP laws, Football Insider revealed on Tuesday (5 September).
Over the last three years, the Toffees have lost a stunning £371.8 million.
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