Both Leeds United and Burnley have reportedly told the Premier League to hand over copies of any evidence it has collected about Everton’s finances on a possible rule breach after the Merseyside club were able to avoid relegation.
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 - with a potential breach of the financial fair play rules. Last week, The Times reported a joint letter went into the organisation from Burnley and Leeds ahead of the final day of the Premier League season.
Ultimately, it was Leeds who were able to avoid the drop after Jack Harrison secured a famous win for Jesse Marsch's side at Brentford, while Burnley were defeated by Newcastle.
