The most recent Nottingham Forest news is available on NottinghamshireLive, as an independent panel is looking into allegations of financial fair play violations at Everton.
If Nottingham Forest’s Premier League rivals Everton are found guilty of breaking financial rules, the maximum punishment that the Premier League is reportedly proposing is a 12-point deduction.
The Premier League accused the Merseysiders of breaking financial fair play regulations in March. They are estimated to have lost a staggering £372 million in the last three years—much more than the Premier League’s £105 million cap.
The Premier League has suggested a 12-point deduction if the Toffees are found guilty, according to the Telegraph. A judgement is expected later this year. An impartial panel will make the ultimate decision.
According to the Telegraph story, Everton may also face a punishment and a transfer embargo if they are proven guilty.
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