TAKEOVER SAGA: Daniel Friedkin could still make SURPRISING Return to Complete Takeover Deal as Three powerful Groups Also Enter The Race

Everton Takeover Update: Three Groups Circling, But Dan Friedkin Could Return to Complete Deal

The ongoing saga of Everton’s potential takeover has taken another intriguing turn, as former CEO Keith Wyness revealed that three groups are currently vying for control of the club.

However, in a surprising twist, Wyness also suggested that Dan Friedkin, who pulled out of takeover talks just two weeks ago, could still make a dramatic return to complete a deal.Friedkin’s group had been in exclusive talks to purchase the club, but unexpectedly ended discussions, citing a desire to focus on other investments.

Despite this, Wyness believes that Friedkin’s significant investment in the club, totaling £200million, and control over the stadium give him substantial influence over any future takeover.Wyness, who served as CEO at Goodison Park between 2004 and 2009 and now runs a football consultancy advising elite clubs, thinks that Friedkin may be waiting for the outcome of a court case involving 777 Partners before making another move. This strategic move could potentially allow Friedkin to block other bids and come back to complete a takeover.

The news comes as Everton’s majority shareholder, Farhad Moshiri, continues to search for a buyer for his 94.1% stake in the club. The club has been up for sale for several months, but a deal has yet to be agreed upon. Wyness’s revelation has sparked renewed hope among Everton fans that a takeover could still happen, potentially bringing much-needed investment and stability to the club.