Finance Expert reacts as enormous Farhad Moshiri news emerges from Everton over new investment

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Dan Plumley has insisted that Farhad Moshiri putting forward capital to get Everton investment over the line will likely be used for the Bramley Moore Dock stadium.

It comes after The Times reported that Moshiri is ready to put “Enormous” capital on the table to sort out new investment before the end of this season.

The finance expert admitted that all of the narrative from the club and the owner himself is about the stadium, with other things such as making the balance sheet look better possible too.

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“If you’re going to put capital into that to get a deal over the line, that could be used for a number of things,” he exclusively told Goodison News.

“It seems to be that the narrative here is about getting the stadium done and dusted, that appears to be the biggest concern and perhaps always has been.

“You’re looking at the capital upfront as part of the deal to help get that stadium over the line. The other thing could be around how you can look to restructure things financially, making the balance sheet look better, reducing some of the liabilities or looking at the squad overhaul we’ve spoken about.

All the narrative coming out of the club at the minute and Moshiri himself is about the stadium, so my guess would be that if he is going to put up capital as part of that deal to get investment over the line, it’s probably more likely related to the stadium and getting that ready to go.”

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Everton are planning to move from Goodison Park to their new stadium by 2025.

The stadium has always taken centre-stage surrounding any possible investment and getting that sorted will always be the number one priority for everyone involved.

With the costs rising by over £200million in recent Moshiri updates, it is no surprise that he may have to put this capital on the table to get things sorted.

The sooner this is signed off and announced, the better.