Will Everton Face Point Deduction for a 2nd Time? Premier League Charges the Merseyside Club Again Over Financial Breaches; Nottingham Forest Also Charged

At the moment, it seems like Everton just can’t catch a break. They have been again charged for financial breaches. However, this time, they are going to have some company. Another Premier League club has been similarly charged. The club is relegation strugglers Nuno Espirito Santo managed Nottingham Forest.

The punishment for the Toffees comes at a very unfortunate time. Sean Dyche’s side were already hit with a 10-point deduction, putting them right at the brink of a relegation battle.

Everton is in the news for all the wrong reasons once again

There is a common phrase: Lightning never strikes the same place twice. However, unfortunately for Everton, it has struck twice very badly. After being hit with a 10-point deduction the first time, the Toffees would’ve hoped to continue fighting to at least stay away from the relegation zone. But instead, the same problem has popped up again. The league has charged them again for the same reason in their recent findings. However, this time, Nottingham Forest is also on the list. Reports indicate that both clubs will face a deduction if they are found guilty by the independent Premier League commission.

While there is cause for concern, the duo is going to appeal the decision. Everton have already appealed for the first charge that led to an initial 10-point deduction. But, sadly for the fans of both clubs, their movement in the January transfer window could be very limited. Both the clubs need to balance their financials to avoid further problems.

The issue of the financial breach has come at an important juncture of the season. But, the neutral fans will also be thinking, what is the latest that is happening with Premier League giants and current champions, Manchester City?

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Manchester City are prepared for the long fight against the Premier League

Even before the allegations against Everton came to light, Manchester City was also charged with financial breaches over the last 14 seasons. They have 115 financial breaches against them. However, when the news came out, the Sky Blues made it clear that they would appeal the decision. But soon after that, no updates arrived.

But, a few months ago, several reports indicated that the hearing of the case would happen in the late autumn of 2024. When Guardiola was asked about the matter, the manager showed his loyalty to the club. He said he would manage in the lower divisions should the club be found guilty and get relegated.

The fans will be certainly keeping a close eye on the latest developments of all three clubs. What are your thoughts on the financial breach charges against Everton and Nottingham Forest? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.

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