Following Everton’s appeal update, the Premier League is considering a legal twist.

Dan Plumley has emphasized that the Premier League is likely considering legal implications as Everton awaits the outcome of their appeal regarding the points deduction.

There’s speculation of a potential legal dispute among top-flight clubs, particularly if

punishments are imposed on Everton and Nottingham Forest, which could set a precedent.

As a football finance expert, Plumley acknowledged the uncertainty, noting that

relegated clubs may also pursue legal action, adding to the complexity as the Premier

League seeks to enforce regulations.

He explained, “I still think it must be on their radar.

I think hence probably why, going back to the Everton situation,

we will see some sort of points deduction stick because if you start charging and then

completely change that charge, you run the risk of people saying ‘how can you govern that league if

you’re not prepared to follow through on some of that?'”

Plumley suggested that recent developments indicate the Premier League’s determination to hold clubs accountable, even amidst potential legal challenges.

He acknowledged that pursuing legal cases requires significant time and resources, with clubs like Leeds and Leicester prioritizing their return to the Premier League.

Despite the uncertainty, Plumley believes the Premier League is likely considering

all factors and aiming to resolve the issue by imposing deductions to establish consistency.

Meanwhile, Everton continues to await a decision on their appeal, with no clarity yet on whether the 10-point deduction will be overturned.

Manager Sean Dyche, while addressing the matter, is more focused on the upcoming crucial Premier League match against Crystal Palace.