Everton Takeover Update: Moshiri Willing to Sell for Right Price
Everton majority shareholder Farhad Moshiri is reportedly willing to sell the club for the right price, according to talkSPORT host Simon Jordan.
Moshiri has entered a period of exclusivity with potential buyer John Textor, but Dan Friedkin is also considering re-igniting his interest in acquiring the Blues.
Jordan believes Moshiri’s financial situation is becoming increasingly dire, with the club carrying significant debt and Moshiri’s own resources dwindling.
“My understanding is Moshiri doesn’t have an enormous amount of money left,” Jordan said. “He doesn’t have a lot of money that can draw from the business. The club has got a lot of debt… He will take what he’s given.”
Moshiri’s asking price has been a stumbling block in previous negotiations, but Jordan suggests the Everton owner will eventually have to compromise.
“Eventually, they will have to force this pill down his throat,” Jordan said. “Everton may have a bit of cash flow, but that money won’t last forever.”
Key Points:
- Farhad Moshiri willing to sell Everton for the right price
- Moshiri entered exclusivity period with John Textor
- Dan Friedkin considering re-igniting interest in buying the club
- Moshiri’s financial situation increasingly dire
- Club carrying significant debt
Analysis:
- Moshiri’s financial constraints may force him to accept lower offer
- Textor and Friedkin potential buyers, but other suitors may emerge
- Everton’s debt and financial struggles may impact sale price
- Moshiri’s willingness to sell marks significant shift in club’s ownership saga
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