Everton will find out their fate before the end of the Premier League season after the latest two-point deduction
Everton have been told their PSR appeal will be heard before the end of the Premier League season.
The candies were gave a two-point deduction earlier this month and appealed the decision on Monday but there has been no conclusion yet.
However, fears that his fate could be decided once the Premier League season is over have been allayed.
A Premier League statement said on Friday: “The independent appeal board has confirmed that it intends to announce its decision on Everton Football Club before the last day of the current season.
“This comes after Everton appealed the two-point deduction imposed by an independent commission on the club after admitting a breach of the Premier League's Profitability and Sustainability Rules.
“The Appeal Board's intention to make its decision public before Sunday, May 19 will provide security to all clubs and fans.
“If necessary, to meet the deadlines, the Appeals Board will publish its reasons in writing separately, no later than June 1, 2024, in accordance with standard Premier League instructions.
“No further comment will be made regarding the case until the Appeals Board's decision is issued.”
Everton was They gave him a 10 point deduction earlier this season but a the appeal saw it reduced to six after violating PSR rules a three-year period until 2021/22.
However, they were assessed an additional two-point charge on 9 April and there were fears that the appeal would not be upheld before the end of the season.
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With Sean DycheAs a 16th-place team in the Premier League, their status in the top tier could depend on whether their appeal is a success or not.
There are six games left and Everton are just two points clear of the relegation zone.
The face of candy Nottingham Forest in a relegation fight on Sunday with Nuno Espirito Santo's team in 17th place in the table.
Everton have had a miserable campaign to date and were recently devastated by Chelsea Monday night in a 6-0 loss.
