Everton investment update as ‘very good news’ £105million MSP Sports Capital development timeframe emerges
Everton could reach a £105million deal with MSP Sports Capital by the end of this week, according to Paul Brown.
iNews revealed on 22 February that MSP, the firm headed by Jahm Najafi, have been in communication with Farhad Moshiri over the purchase of as much as a quarter of the club.
Speaking to GIVEMESPORT (25 April), former Daily Star journalist Brown has since claimed the Toffees could well reach an agreement in the coming days.
“There is another group talking to Everton about investing. MSP seem a lot closer to doing a deal than 777 and are regarded as much more serious investors,” he said.
“It’s apparently a £105m investment, which could even be completed by the end of this week. So, that would be very good news for Everton if it does come off.”
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This is something all Evertonians have been waiting for – and it’s been a long time coming. For too long Moshiri has been allowed to steer the club in the completely wrong direction. Change is required, and although it’s not a full takeover, it could well be the start of a larger process of change at Goodison Park.
With Everton’s Premier League fate still very much in the balance, there’s plenty of uncertainty clouding Goodison Park at the moment. Much has been made of the financial wranglings and the potential issues with the new Bramley-Moore Dock stadium should the Toffees be relegated to the Championship.
Sean Dyche and his squad must ensure they put the off-the-field noise firmly on the back burner. There’s a huge game against Newcastle United in the offing on Thursday (27 April) and it’s a chance for Everton to capitalise on Leeds United’s 1-1 draw with Leicester City.