nmc
Well-Known Member
So, by next year, their 2 yr rolling losses will be £125M (£111.8+£13.1M). Therefore, they need £20M profit (-£125+20=-£105M) next year to “break even” over the rolling 3 yr period.
From there, they can then lose £13M the following year (-£112+20=-£92M, and -£92-13=-£105M again).
From there, with aggregate profit of (£20-13M) £7M over the previous 2 yrs, they would be in a position to lose £112M again and still be OK! However, one would hope that this years massive losses would be a single event designed to increase future revenues...which will be needed with a very expensive manager and an expected significant outlay on players.
My guess is that an Everton player will move to Arsenal in the summer for highly inflated fee north of £30m.