What? It is now OBVIOUS that the PSR may be against Everton after what seems to be like a Good News for Everton may be a bad News because……..

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Everton FC is making significant progress in their preparations for the new season, despite ongoing uncertainty surrounding their Profit and Sustainability Regulations (PSR) hearing. The club has been working diligently to strengthen their squad, with early transfer window business laying the foundation for a successful campaign.

However, the outstanding dispute with the Premier League over interest on loans for the new stadium has created a ridiculous situation for Everton. The issue, raised in February, remains unresolved, leaving the club in limbo as they navigate the complex PSR landscape.

On a more positive note, Sean Dyche’s lucky tracksuit has raised £4,000 for Everton in the Community, a testament to the charity’s remarkable work. The tracksuit, which inspired a remarkable turnaround in the team’s fortunes last season, was donated by Dyche and raffled off to support the charity’s mental health and wellbeing initiatives.

As the team prepares to head to Ireland for their pre-season training camp, captain Seamus Coleman is set to return to his roots in Sligo, where it all began for the Blues hero. The trip promises to be an emotional one for Coleman, who signed a 12-month extension this summer, taking him into his 16th year on Merseyside.

Neal Maupay, back at Finch Farm after his loan spell at Brentford, is focused on making a case for involvement this season. While he hasn’t set a specific goal target, Maupay is determined to make an impact. Work continues on the new waterfront stadium, with attention to detail evident in every aspect of the design, including the boundary fence that echoes the Archibald Leitch pattern familiar from Goodison Park.

The club is also celebrating its heritage with events like Gwladys Street Presents: Cult Heroes, which will feature Nikica Jelavic, Thomas Gravesen, Lee Carsley, and Daniel Amokachi. As Everton looks to the future, they remain committed to honoring their past and engaging with their dedicated fan base.