Three items that Everton will use in their Premier League appeal are revealed by a finance expert.

Dan Plumley has stated that Everton will likely have three options for attacking in their anticipated appeal against the Premier League’s 10-point deduction.

As the fallout at Goodison Park continues, the Liverpool Echo has reported that the Toffees will file an appeal against the penalty this week.

The specialist in finance claimed that the interest payments related to Bramley-Moore Dock, the alleged loss of sponsorship resulting from the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, and their cooperation could all potentially be utilized.

He exclusively told Goodison News, “The three key things that we should be working on in relation to the verdict are looking at the appeal and maybe reducing the sentence as well as from a mitigation point of view.

Three main themes appear to be emerging: the interest payments related to the stadium; the apparent loss of sponsorship as a result of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, which is connected to Alisher Usmanov; and the fact that they have been cooperative with the investigation from the beginning.

Therefore, I believe that they will be focusing on those three issues in the appeal in an effort to have the sentence lowered.

That’s presumably what we’re looking at at the moment; it’s improbable that it will be totally overturned, but I believe the most of the appeal will center on those mitigating considerations.

“Therefore, it is evident that you are attempting to obtain a less severe penalty, which I believe is the compromise they will consider.”