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Burnley parent company development raises fresh question over Everton £35m appeal

A fresh development involving Burnley’s parent company has raised further questions over Everton‘s £35m compensation payment as the Blues wait for their appeal to be heard. Velocity Capital (UK) Holdings Ltd has received a compulsory strike-off notice from Companies House…

Published: Wednesday, 28 October 2026 at 3:13 PM
Burnley parent company development raises fresh question over Everton £35m appeal
Key Things to Know
  • A strike-off notice for Burnley's parent company has raised questions regarding Everton's £35m compensation appeal.
  • Everton previously warned of a risk Burnley might be unable to repay the money if the appeal succeeds.
  • The club was ordered to pay Burnley £26m in damages plus £9m in interest over a PSR breach.
The Story in 60 Seconds

Burnley parent company Velocity Capital (UK) Holdings Ltd has received a compulsory strike-off notice from Companies House due to overdue accounts. The development has raised concerns over Everton's £35m compensation payment while the Merseyside club awaits the outcome of its appeal. Everton had previously sought protection over the funds, expressing worry about potential repayment issues.

Everton were ordered to pay Burnley £26m in damages plus approximately £9m in interest over a 2021/22 PSR breach. Although the club previously requested that the funds be held in escrow, the commission rejected the application. ALK Capital stated it is working to resolve the overdue filings with Companies House ahead of Everton's scheduled January appeal.

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