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All 20 Premier League clubs have avoided breaches of Profitability and Sustainability Rules for last season — though at least two were helped by selling their women’s team to a related company.
Clubs had to submit their accounts for 2024-25 by a deadline of December 31 and it is understood that the Premier League’s financial team has found that all have complied with PSR rules, which limits losses to £105million over a rolling three-year period, with some deductions permitted.
Everton and Aston Villa both sold their women’s teams to related companies in June last year, and the Premier League permits such paper profits to be recorded as revenue for PSR purposes even though Uefa does not for its financial calculations.
Everton Football Club Women Ltd was transferred to Roundhouse Capital Holdings Ltd, the Everton owner Dan Friedkin’s company, last summer. At the time, club insiders said the move was made to ensure the women’s team is a standalone entity that can attract its own investment from the United States, but also accepted that the profit would help with PSR compliance.