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Burnley are seeking financial compensation from Everton following the Merseyside club’s Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR) breach during the 2021/22 season.

Burnley were relegated that year and believe Everton’s breach enabled them to sign players that ultimately increased their survival chances.

Since acquiring Everton in December, the Friedkin Group have transformed the club’s financial outlook.

By contrast, Farhad Moshiri’s reign ended under strict transfer limitations brought about by financial constraints.

Alan Myers reported in his Everton News column that Moshiri appeared delighted while attending Everton’s match at the Hill Dickinson Stadium last weekend.

Finance expert Stefan Borson has suggested that an agreement relating to Burnley’s claim was likely addressed during the takeover.

Burnley’s compensation claim

Borson told TalkSPORT that Burnley could receive as much as £10 million in compensation. While this is far below the £50 million they initially demanded, it remains a significant figure.

He argued that it is probable the Friedkins secured indemnity from Moshiri as part of the deal when they purchased Everton.

“I would think they [TFG] would have got effectively an indemnity from Moshiri as part of the money that they handed over,” Borson explained.

“Either some of that is in escrow, sitting in a bank account awaiting the case’s outcome, or it was factored in entirely when they bought the business.”

This means the looming case may already have been accounted for financially, removing some uncertainty for the Friedkins as they begin their stewardship.

Everton’s new direction under the Friedkins

Off the pitch, the club’s financial situation has improved significantly. The opening of the new stadium has expanded revenue streams, strengthening Everton’s long-term stability.

The Friedkins’ early steps have restored confidence in the direction the club is heading.

On the field, there are also reasons for optimism. Jack Grealish was named Premier League Player of the Month for August, highlighting the impact of his arrival.

Everton have collected seven points from their first four games, though many feel they could easily have secured more.

The stability introduced by the Friedkins has been a crucial factor. Their leadership has fostered belief that Everton are finally turning a corner after years of financial and sporting turbulence.

A summer of sweeping changes both on and off the pitch has laid a new foundation, and with finances strengthened and the stadium providing increased income, Everton’s prospects look far brighter.

Though Burnley’s compensation case lingers in the background, it appears to have already been anticipated during the ownership transition.

For Everton, the focus is now firmly on building momentum both financially and on the pitch under Moyes and the Friedkins.