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Rashford “thinking he is above us” is straight from your imagination.
True I don’t know (how can we know anything about transfer business until and unless it happens) but whereas Grealish has a made it clear he would play for us by, well playing for us, I have seen no evidence we are even on Rashford’s radar and he has certainly not been mentioned in connection to us, at least not since 2018.
He currently gets CL football. If money is his thing, the Saudis will pay him more than we ever could and if glory is his thing- well let’s be realistic that is not on the table from us right now.
So you could ask I guess but I’m pretty sure I know the answer. Incidentally the above does not mean I think we should be paying Grealish his £300m. I’d like to think our recruitment team could find at least two equally good players for those wages.
That said, however, his actual goal production is spotty. He needs to be alongside a quality #10, in front of a good overlapping fullback and provided a pacy opposite wing for his crosses. I say keep him and get him some better running mates.
And Harry: “… a recruitment team whose record has been patchy at best” is pure malarkey. Last July, half the current six-member recruitment team wasn’t even on board yet! Smith, Cox and Howarth had been announced but hadn’t yet joined. And even Kinnear had been in his chair only three months. So the record isn’t “patchy” — it has not yet begun.
We carried the story back in September, reporting that Everton made out-of-court settlement with Leeds United over PSR compensation
The Athletic said that the settlement was reached “earlier in the year”, which suggests that it could indeed have occurred in the 2024-25 financial year and therefore be in the accounts.
It probably gets wrapped up in ‘Exceptional Items’. This is what they said in 2024:
The Club incurred exceptional costs of £10.4M (2022-23: £3.2M) relating
to the costs associated with refinancing, as part of procedures required
for a proposed change of ownership, as well as costs associated with
defending the Club’s position at the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability
commission hearings.
And in 2025:
The Club incurred exceptional costs of £7.1M (2023-24: £10.4M) relating to the
costs associated with amounts payable to former employees and refinancing
costs, associated with the change in debt structure of the Club following the
change in ownership.
However, out-of-court settlements in commercial disputes almost always carry legal non-disclosure agreements (NDAs). Both Everton and Leeds United are legally barred from stating the exact compensation figure. Revealing the specific amount within a public financial document would violate the terms of the settlement itself.
How do you know that?