Everton new stadium company strikes deal with TDF as document emerges
Everton Stadium Development Holding Company Ltd. have struck a deal with a Texas-based private equity firm as the Bramley-Moore Dock site continues to make progress.
Football finance expert Kieran Maguire’s X post [29 September] showed the confirmation of the deal with TDF Capital Management, which was created last Sunday, 22 September.
Maguire’s post showed details of the arrangement on the Companies House site, with the caption: “Everton’s stadium company borrows from Texas based private equity TDF Capital Management”.
TDF is a company that the Liverpool Echo wrote in June forms part of the Friedkin Group, the prospective new owners of Everton.
Everton set to complete Bramley-Moore Dock Stadium on time
Progress is going well for the new Everton stadium on Liverpool’s waterfront as a new era begins in 2025, crucial for the long-term financial future of the club as they move with the times.
While the club and incoming owner Dan Friedkin will have significant bills to contend with, the hope for stability when the ownership deal is completed is paramount in ensuring the new stadium can be enjoyed rather than worried about.
Staying in the Premier League is vital to financial security, having endured the narrowest of scrapes in 2023 followed by a deduction-hit season last term, which eventually culminated in comfortable safety under Sean Dyche.
Dyche claimed his first win of this campaign on Saturday as Dwight McNeil’s brace turned things around against Crystal Palace in a 2-1 triumph at Goodison Park.
Just 16 Premier League matches remain at the adored long-time home of Everton, and a few more wins in among those will assure supporters as they prepare to take their place at their new arena.
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