Everton could learn the outcome of their latest profit and sustainability hearing as early as Monday 8 April if the timeframe laid out by the Premier League is adhered to, according to the Liverpool Echo.The newspaper shared via its website on 8 April that, after a three-day hearing last month, the club is expected to learn the verdict in the coming days, if not today.Whatever the outcome, the ruling has been described as a “pivotal moment” in the Toffees’ campaign which has been defined by points deductions and off-field issues amid a relegation battle.Everton could learn second points deduction verdict on MondayAs the Liverpool Echo explained, today is the first date that falls within the established timeframe within which the Blues can expect to hear the outcome of their hearing, but it may not be the last we hear, as the club may still appeal whatever punishment they are given.That was proven when Nottingham Forest decided they would appeal their four-point deduction, despite threats and the possibility that it could drag the final verdict beyond the end of the Premier League season in a dramatic twist to the relegation battle.If Everton are handed a second points deduction, the verdict which looks most likely as things stand, their win and three points earned against Burnley could be almost immediately wiped off of the table in what will surely be a frustrating turn.Jordan Pickford had recently discussed the effects of the initial ten-point deduction on the squad, and with another looming, it is not difficult to imagine how the players could feel the impact of the decision this time around.In other Everton news, a “superfan” twist has emerged in the latest takeover news.
