Everton parent company announce £107m news as documents emerge on Companies House
Everton’s majority shareholder, Roundhouse Capital Holdings Limited, has confirmed a £107million influx of fresh capital.
David Moyes wants to achieve European football with Everton this season, and is going to need help from the Friedkin Group to do so.
There have been concerns over the ambition shown at Everton by the Friedkin Group, as transfers in particular have come under scrutiny.
However, the latest update will have Everton fans dreaming about what could now be possible.
Company House documents uploaded by Roundhouse Capital Holdings
The Friedkin Group have repeatedly reassured Everton fans that they want to grow alongside the Blues.
Tyler Dibling and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall are two players who were brought to the Hill Dickinson this summer, who cost a combined £68m.
- Friedkin Group owns majority of Everton
- 777 Partners are minority investors
- The Friedkin Group owns Roundhouse Capital Holdings Ltd, the vehicle that bought the majority of Everton in 2024
On Monday, documents were released on Roundhouse Capital‘s Companies House page, which detailed the latest £107m raise in funds.
The money raised was brought in over three separate share issues, which spanned over eight weeks, starting in August and ending in September.
Moyes and Blues fans will surely be licking their lips at the latest announcement with the January transfer window around the corner.
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Everton should see a portion of £107m spent on transfers
Everton have already started work on transfer targets ahead of January, with Joshua Zirkzee a potential option to replace Beto and Thierno Barry up top.
The striker position is clearly the weak link in the Toffees’ side, and following the latest £107m news, it would be no surprise if Everton went for Zirkzee or better.
One thing is clear now, the Friedkin Group simply have nowhere to hide if they show a lack of ambition in January.
| Name | Position | Net worth |
| Dan Friedkin | CEO of the Friedkin Group | £5.93m |
The Hill Dickinson Stadium has proven transformative for Everton, fueling renewed dreams of silverware on Merseyside.
There’s not a chance that prospective signings would turn their nose up at the chance of joining the Toffees at the moment.
Dan Friedkin and Co. truly need to put their foot on the gas following the latest announcement.
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