Sport nationThe future of Everton Football Club remains uncertain as the protracted takeover bid continues to drag on. According to The Esk, a reliable source close to the club, Farhad Moshiri will not sell Everton to 777 Partners this summer. This development comes as new bids for ownership have emerged in the last 24 hours, offering Moshiri alternative options to consider.
The Esk has stated that Moshiri’s previous confidence in 777 Partners has waned, and the mention of “unsolicited bids” suggests that other interested parties are waiting in the wings. Despite the extension of 777 Partners’ Sales Purchase Agreement (SPA), it appears certain that they will not become the new owners of Everton.
Moshiri’s struggles to find a new owner have been well-documented, and the failed deal with 777 Partners has only added to the uncertainty surrounding the club’s future. The Toffees’ fans are growing impatient, eager for a concrete update on the situation.
The potential consequences of a delayed takeover are significant, with the summer transfer window fast approaching. Key players like Jordan Pickford, Jarrad Branthwaite, and Amadou Onana may be forced to leave the club if a new owner is not found soon.
In other Everton news, manager Sean Dyche may have been dealt a blow with the potential departure of Amadou Onana, following the defeat to Arsenal.
Everton fans will be hoping for a swift resolution to the takeover saga, allowing the club to move forward and build for the future.
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