Everton Women have been transferred to new ownership, with Roundhouse Capital Holdings, a company controlled by club owner Dan Friedkin, taking control of the team. The deal, reportedly worth around £60 million, is expected to generate an on-paper profit of around £60 million, providing a significant financial boost to the club. This move will help Everton stay within the Premier League’s Profitability and Sustainability Rules while also enhancing their summer transfer budget. The deal mirrors recent approaches taken by Chelsea and Aston Villa to remain PSR compliant. According to The Times, the transfer of ownership is a strategic decision to ensure the club's financial stability. The sale of Everton Women is seen as a positive step for the club, allowing them to focus on their summer transfer plans. The new ownership structure is expected to have a positive impact on the club's finances, enabling them to make significant investments in the team. The Premier League's Profitability and Sustainability Rules are designed to ensure that clubs operate within a sustainable financial framework, and the sale of Everton Women will help the club to achieve this goal. The financial boost generated by the sale will be used to enhance the club's summer transfer budget, allowing them to attract top talent to the team.