Goodison Park, the home of Everton. (Credit: Imago)
Goodison Park, the home of Everton. (Credit: Imago)

Everton face new JP Morgan charge after documents emerge

Aheed Abrar

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Everton are facing a JP Morgan charge against new parent company Roundhouse Capital Holdings Limited, Stefan Borson says.

The finance expert shared on his personal X account (1 January) that the size of the newly-appeared loan is currently unknown.

The Friedkin Group (TFG) completed their takeover of the Blues from Farhad Moshiri in December.

After the Americans arrived, the Blues had only one outstanding charge [The Esk, 19 December], but another looks to have been added.

Everton hopeful of prospects under The Friedkin Group

The Toffees' fans are hopeful of their prospects after Moshiri's departure from the Merseyside outfit.

Dan Friedkin already has experience controlling a big European club, and his ownership at Roma will surely help him at the Blues.

TFG have contacts in Serie A and will seemingly want to use them to strengthen the squad in the upcoming transfer windows, if and when they can.

The Goodison faithful have seen mismanagement from top to bottom over the years and want to see stability, always in the Premier League.

Everton are 16th in the Premier League table and are just two points ahead of 18th-place Ipswich Town going into the second half of the season.

Sean Dyche has done a brilliant job keeping the Merseyside outfit in the English top flight over the years, but they clearly need someone more ambitious to lead in the new era.

The Toffees are set to move to Bradley-Moore Dock in the summer of 2025, and more is needed than just clinging on every single year.

While the Friedkins have just started, the negatives will be out if things go sideways in the coming months at the Blues.

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