Everton have been ordered to pay Burnley £35 million in compensation following a Premier League commission ruling related to breaches of financial regulations. The decision stems from Everton's violations of profit and sustainability regulations during the 2021-22 season.

The case centers on Everton's breach of the Premier League's profit and sustainability rules over a three-year period. These regulations are designed to prevent clubs from spending beyond their means and maintain competitive balance in the league.

Burnley argued that Everton's financial rule violations directly impacted their ability to remain in the Premier League. The relegated club sought compensation for losses they claimed were associated with their relegation from the top flight.

A Premier League commission heard the case and determined that Burnley was entitled to the £35 million compensation payment. The ruling represents one of the largest financial penalties imposed in connection with Premier League financial regulations.

Everton are expected to challenge the compensation ruling, though the club has not yet provided details on their planned appeal process. The case highlights ongoing scrutiny of financial compliance within English football's top division.