Roma owners make offer for Everton

Italian Serie A side Roma’s owner, Dan Friedkin, has made a significant move to expand his presence in the world of football by submitting an offer to purchase English Premier League club Everton. According to reports by Andrea Pugliese, Friedkin’s consortium, The Friedkin Group, is eager to establish a foothold in the Premier League and has approached Iranian businessman Farhad Moshiri with a proposal to buy The Toffees.This development comes as no surprise, given Moshiri’s previous indications of his willingness to sell the Merseyside club. The Friedkin Group’s offer is currently on the table, and Moshiri is weighing his options. Interestingly, other parties have also expressed interest in acquiring Everton, including Genoa owners 777 Partners, Crystal Palace co-owner John Textor, and local entrepreneurs Andy Bell and George Downing.Friedkin’s ambition to expand his football empire is clear, having already established a strong presence in Italy with Roma and in France with Cannes. His interest in Everton marks a significant milestone in his quest to build a global football network. The exact details of the offer, including the club’s value and other terms, remain undisclosed, but negotiations are reportedly underway.The potential acquisition of Everton by The Friedkin Group would have significant implications for the Premier League and the world of football. Friedkin’s experience and success with Roma make him a credible and attractive owner for The Toffees, and his involvement could bring fresh resources and expertise to the club.As the situation unfolds, Everton fans and the football community at large are eagerly awaiting news of the club’s future ownership. With multiple parties vying for control, the next chapter in Everton’s history is set to be written. Will Friedkin’s offer prevail, or will another suitor emerge victorious? Only time will tell.