Premier League officials adopt new Everton stance already in takeover twist
Premier League officials studying the suitability of 777 Partners as potential Everton owners have adopted a new stance in recent weeks, according to Bloomberg.
The American source has reported on its website that a more sceptical stance has been employed over the finances of the consortium after questions were raised.
It is said that people close to the deliberations released the information, but didn’t want to be named due to it being private ahead of a decision on the takeover.
Josh Wander and 777 Partners are already said to have provided the club with loans of up to £100million to keep the club running, with big investments made.
As we await an answer from the Premier League on 777 Partners and the takeover, the American consortium insists there is a campaign against their purchase formed.
Suffering.
As always, it is the fans who are left in the dark and left suffering as they await any positive news regarding a takeover which has been long overdue.
No real positive news has seemed to emerge since an agreement to take Farhad Moshiri’s 94.1% stake in the club was signed, with it becoming a real saga.
Add this to the 10-point deduction from the Premier League for breaching Profit and Sustainability regulations, and this is one club that is desperate for some positivity.
With that also ticking along in the background after the appeal, this takeover being rejected would really rub salt into the wounds of the club, with that a real possibility it seems.
As Premier League officials change stances as we approach an answer on 777 and the takeover, one would hope that it can bring a green light and a move into a new era.
The club desperately needs this.
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