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Soccer-Everton report losses worth 121 million pounds in latest accounts
(Reuters) - Premier League club Everton said the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic were the main reason for losses of 120.9 million pounds ($158.05 million) for the year ending in June 2021 after releasing their latest consolidated accounts on Tuesday.
Everton report losses worth 121 million pounds in latest accounts
Premier League club Everton said the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic were the main reason for losses of 120.9 million pounds ($158.05 million) for the year ending in June 2021 after releasing their latest consolidated accounts on Tuesday.
Struggling Premier League club Everton post $157 million losses
Premier League strugglers Everton recorded losses of £120.9 million ($157 million) in the last financial year, but are set to avoid being held in breach of profit and sustainability rules. Figures released for the year ending June 2021 showed Everton were badly hit by another season impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.
Struggling Everton post £120m losses
Premier League strugglers Everton recorded losses of £120.9 million ($157 million) in the last financial year, but are set to avoid being held in breach of profit and sustainability rules.
Everton in 'secure financial position' despite £121m losses
Everton «remain in a secure financial position» thanks to owner Farhad Moshiri despite posting losses of more than £110m for a third straight season.
Everton lose over £100m for third successive year
Everton have posted a loss of over £100million for the third successive year but will not be held in breach of Premier League profit and sustainability rules.
Everton have changed under Frank Lampard but stark truth emerges over how they must improve
Unlike his predecessor, former Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez, Frank Lampard proved to be an instant hit with Everton fans but just how much has changed on the pitch throughout his tenure so far? During Lampard’s first game in charge – a 4-1 win at home to Brentford in the FA Cup fourth round that proved to be the biggest-ever margin of victory for a Blues boss in his debut match – the 43-year-old was given the accolade of being only the second of owner Farhad Moshiri’s six choices in the dugout to have his name sung (positively) by the Everton crowd.