Everton are losing an estimated £1m a week despite the significant financial changes made since The Friedkin Group took control, according to football finance analyst Paul Quinn. Quinn, better known as The Esk, has also suggested Everton’s equity could currently…

Everton are losing an estimated £1m a week despite recent financial changes under The Friedkin Group, according to football finance analyst Paul Quinn. Quinn, known as The Esk, also suggested the club's equity may be worth no more than £250m as TFG explores new investment options and a potential sale of a controlling interest.
The reported ongoing losses persist despite the summer sale of Iliman Ndiaye to Manchester City for £65m. Meanwhile, manager David Moyes faces squad depth constraints as the club attempts to balance cost-cutting measures with remaining competitive on the pitch.
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