Everton Takeover Update: 777 Partners Set to Miss Deadline, John Textor Emerges as Potential Buyer
According to the Guardian, 777 Partners are expected to miss their deadline of May 31 to complete the takeover of Everton. This development means that the club can now engage in talks with new potential buyers. Crystal Palace co-owner John Textor has expressed interest in purchasing the club from Farhad Moshiri, and his bid may gain traction in the coming days.
The failure of 777 Partners to complete the takeover is seen as a blessing in disguise for Everton. The company’s financial stability has been questioned, and their ability to fund the club’s operations and future development, including the completion of a new stadium, has been a concern. The delay in the takeover process and legal issues surrounding 777 Partners have cast doubt on their suitability as owners.
Everton’s financial health is a significant concern, with the club facing potential financial fair play sanctions. A more financially stable and reputable owner like John Textor could provide the necessary resources and stability for the club to compete in the Premier League and complete the new stadium project.
The change in ownership could be a positive development for Everton, and fans will be eagerly waiting to see how the situation unfolds. In other news, a £3.4 billion revelation has emerged surrounding the takeover, which could have significant implications for the club’s future.
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