Football finance expert Kieran Maguire has used Everton as an example while posing an intriguing question about Manchester City’s long-running Premier League financial case. Maguire contrasted the sponsorship arrangements alleged in City’s case with the type of internal asset transactions…

Football finance expert Kieran Maguire has used Everton as an example while raising questions about Manchester City's long-running Premier League financial case. Writing on X, Maguire contrasted alleged disguised sponsorship sums in City's case with internal asset transactions recently utilized by Everton, Chelsea, and Aston Villa, questioning whether internal asset sales would have breached rules.
Everton's accounts for the year ending June 2025 recorded a £49.2m profit from transactions involving Everton Women and Goodison Park Stadium Limited under The Friedkin Group structure. The article notes that Maguire did not allege wrongdoing by Everton, but rather highlighted how financial mechanisms and associated party rules have evolved.
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