Fraud claim emerges as 777 Partners eyed Everton takeover
777 Partners were reportedly keen on buying Everton but fresh claims have been relayed by reliable journalists Paul Brown and Philippe Auclair.
In their combined article in Josimar Football [3 June], they have exposed the dark side of the Miami-based firm and why they pulled out of the takeover.
These charges include fraud, kidnapping and extortion among other things.
Via Twitter, Brown wrote, “777 wanted to buy #efc – but fraud, kidnapping, extortion, predatory lending & racketeering are just some of the things their companies are accused of in US court papers, & their founder has a drug trafficking conviction.”
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Everton have had their fair share of controversial stakeholders with Alisher Usmanov being so heavily involved in all the decisions at the club.
They cannot have such shady investors returning to the club and they’re even unlikely to pass the required checks to successfully invest in the club.
MSP Sports Capital now seem to be the ones to take charge and hopefully, their entry into the club may change the way things work.
Right now, Farhad Moshiri is unchecked with most of what he does and everyone can see where that’s led the club and it’s not something that the fans want.
This summer is going to be very crucial for the Toffees as they’ve got a cash crunch and a manager waiting for his signings.
Sean Dyche cannot be content if he’s let down for two windows straight so it remains to be seen how much the board can spend.
In Everton news, Alan Myers has shared a major update on Sean Dyche’s future after a development over his sacking has emerged recently.