Moshiri has now OFFICIALLY ditched John Textor as he is in advanced talks to sell Everton as new shell company emerges

Everton owner Farhad Moshiri is reportedly in advanced talks with businessmen and Toffees supporters Andy Bell and George Downing, who have set up a new shell company called Toffees Ventures Ltd. The company was registered at Companies House, with Bell listed as its director.

According to i News, the emergence of Toffees Ventures Ltd suggests that talks between Moshiri and the pair may already be at an advanced stage. Bell and Downing are both interested in taking over from Moshiri at Goodison Park, and their decision to register a new business officially indicates that discussions are underway.

The potential takeover comes after months of speculation and chaos surrounding the club’s ownership. Everton fans have been put through a rollercoaster of emotions, with constant rumors and uncertainty surrounding the club’s future.

The emergence of Toffees Ventures Ltd offers a glimmer of hope for fans, who have been critical of the current ownership structure. One of the main criticisms leveled at 777 Partners, who were previously linked with a takeover, was their corporate approach. In contrast, Bell and Downing are both supporters of the club, and their involvement could bring a more personal touch to the ownership.

Moshiri’s willingness to sell to Bell and Downing remains to be seen, but the registration of Toffees Ventures Ltd suggests that talks are progressing. Fans will be hoping for a swift resolution to the takeover saga, which has dragged on for months.

The financial implications of a takeover are significant, with Everton facing significant debts and financial issues. Bell and Downing’s involvement could bring much-needed stability and investment to the club, allowing them to compete on a level playing field with their Premier League rivals.

The news will come as a welcome relief to fans, who have been patient and loyal throughout the turmoil. Everton’s loyal support has been rewarded with little success in recent years, and they will be hoping that a new ownership structure can bring