The Everton takeover saga has taken a new turn as a rival bidder, whose identity remains undisclosed, has expressed interest in acquiring the club. This development comes as the proposed takeover by 777 Partners appears to be on the brink of collapse.
According to Josimar, the Miami-based investment firm’s deal has been doomed for some time, and it is now likely that the club will be sold to a new owner. Farhad Moshiri, the current owner, has revealed that he has received unsolicited approaches from alternative buyers during his negotiations with 777 Partners.
John Textor, the co-owner of Crystal Palace, has already expressed his interest in taking over Everton, and now another bidder has emerged, signaling a potential bidding war for the club.
The collapse of the 777 Partners deal is a welcome relief for most Everton supporters, who have grown frustrated with the constant issues and delays surrounding the takeover. The club’s future has been uncertain for months, and the prospect of new ownership brings hope for a brighter future.
While the identity of the new bidder remains unknown, their interest in acquiring Everton is a positive sign for the club’s future. Moshiri is eager to sell the club, and this new development could lead to a swift resolution to the takeover saga.
In other Everton news, Jarrad Branthwaite’s stance on a summer move to Manchester United has emerged, adding another layer of intrigue to the club’s transfer plans.
As the takeover saga continues to unfold, Everton fans can only hope that a new owner will bring stability and success to the club. With multiple bidders now in the fray, the future of Goodison Park looks more promising than it has in months.