Everton Takeover Update: Alan Myers Reveals New Development
As Everton prepares for their last home game of the season, off-the-pitch matters continue to dominate the headlines. The long-drawn-out takeover saga has been a source of frustration for fans, with 777 Partners’ proposed acquisition of the club still pending.
However, according to Alan Myers, a trusted source close to the club, there may be a new development in the works. Responding to a fan’s query about Qatari interest in the club, Myers revealed that Farhad Moshiri, the current owner, had held discussions with potential investors in Qatar during the World Cup.
Myers stated, “It’s entirely possible, of course. I know FM had discussions in Qatar during the WC, so fingers crossed.” This hint at alternative investors waiting in the wings has sparked hope among fans, who have grown increasingly disillusioned with 777 Partners’ handling of the takeover.
The lack of alternative interest aside from 777 Partners has been a concern all season, with exclusivity agreements and the perceived nearing of a conclusion likely deterring other potential buyers. However, as time has passed and little has changed, it’s possible that previously interested parties may be reevaluating their options.
A cash-rich alternative to 777 Partners would be a welcome development for all parties involved. The fans would gain a lucrative benefactor to support the club’s projects and potentially end their on-field struggles. Moshiri would secure his desired speedy departure and financial payout, while 777 Partners would have their loans repaid.
With the current takeover saga dragging on, now is an opportune time for new buyers to emerge. As the season draws to a close, fans will be eager to see if this new development leads to a positive outcome for the club.