Everton sources confirm if stars must be sold in January transfer window
Sources confirm if Everton must sell stars amid financial situation in January
Everton will not be forced to sell star players in the January transfer window despite their 10 point deduction and financial situation, report 90min.
The Toffees made a £305m loss over the last three years and were hit with a 10 point deduction by the Premier League last week, sending them into the relegation zone despite six wins in their last nine games in all competitions.
This led to concern that they could be forced to sell some star players in the upcoming window to help stabilise their finances, but the club have no intention of doing that as it stands.
“Reports elsewhere have suggested that Everton could be forced into selling players in the New Year to help fund the club in the immediate future, but sources with knowledge of the situation have confirmed to 90min that isn’t currently the case,” they wrote.
Fantastic
The reason that a lot of people are still confident that Everton will be able to avoid relegation this season despite the 10-point penalty we got hit with is because of the quality of our squad.
The likes of Jordan Pickford, Jarrad Branthwaite, Amadou Onana and Dominic Calvert-Lewin are all more than good enough to play for teams in Europe right now and we have them as our spine.
If we were to lose them it would almost certainly help the financial situation, but having them in the team makes us a lot better and staying in the Premier League is the best thing we can do for our finances right now.
It’s absolutely imperative we keep our squad together, and if we can find a way to even add to it somehow to improve our depth that would be even better.
Ultimately though we have to be as strong as possible when the January slams shut, and that means keeping all of our best players at the club.
