Everton takeover: Sean Dyche gives six-word update as 777 Partners purchase on the brink

Everton Takeover Update: Sean Dyche Remains in the Dark as 777 Partners’ Purchase Hangs in Balance

Everton manager Sean Dyche has revealed he has received no update on the club’s prospective takeover by 777 Partners, despite the deal being announced eight months ago. The Miami-based group’s purchase of Farhad Moshiri’s 94.1% majority stake has been delayed due to a lack of Premier League approval.

When asked if he had any information on the takeover, Dyche replied, “It’s fair to say, I haven’t.” This uncertainty comes amid reports that 777 Partners have called in finance restructurers B Riley Advisory Services and put Belgian club Standard Liege up for sale.

The prolonged takeover process has left Everton fans and staff in limbo, with Dyche focusing on on-field success despite the off-field uncertainty. The Toffees have secured five consecutive home victories, including a 1-0 win over Sheffield United.

As the situation continues to unfold, Everton supporters eagerly await news on the club’s future ownership and direction.