“Good bye John Textor” US consortium far richer than JOHN TEXTOR now in talks to buy Everton from Moshiri

In a surprising twist, an unnamed US consortium has entered talks with Farhad Moshiri, the majority shareholder of Everton Football Club. This development comes after the collapse of 777 Partners’ takeover bid, which was widely reported to be the only viable option for the club’s sale.

According to i News, Moshiri has already held discussions with the US-based consortium, sparking hope that a new takeover bid may be on the horizon. This news contradicts previous suggestions that 777 Partners were the only group interested and capable of taking over the club.

The collapse of 777 Partners’ bid has led to a flurry of interest from various parties, including Crystal Palace co-owner John Textor and Sixth Street. However, Goodison News has confirmed that Textor is not a front-runner to buy the club, despite previous reports suggesting otherwise.

The emergence of a new US consortium throws a spanner in the works, and it remains to be seen whether this development will lead to a successful takeover. Moshiri must now consider the best interests of the club and ensure that any potential sale is made to a reputable and financially stable owner.

The 777 Partners’ bid was widely criticized for their lack of financial resources and moral fibre, leading to concerns over their ability to run the club successfully. Their willingness to pay the asking price was seemingly the only factor in their favour, highlighting Moshiri’s priorities.

Everton fans have been waiting patiently for a takeover to be completed, and this latest development will come as a welcome surprise. The club’s future has been shrouded in uncertainty, and a successful takeover would bring much-needed stability and investment.

The identity of the US consortium remains unknown, but their interest in the club is a positive sign. Their talks with Moshiri are ongoing, and fans will be eagerly awaiting updates on the situation.

In other news, 777 Partners remain confident that they can still secure a takeover at Goodison Park, despite their previous bid collapsing. This