Questions have been asked of the Premier League by Leeds United about their handling of Everton’s £371.8m losses across the last three years. The Times has reported a joint letter went into the organisation from Burnley and the Whites last week.
The Turf Moor and Elland Road outfits have been scrapping with the Toffees against relegation for the past few months. Everton secured their top-flight status last night while one of Burnley or Leeds will be relegated on Sunday.
The clubs are concerned about Everton’s losses, which far outstrip the £105m permitted by Premier League profit and financial sustainability rules across a three-year period. Leeds have declined to comment, but LeedsLive understands, at this point, there remains nothing more than a letter outlining these concerns and asking what the division has done about the losses incurred.
