He Everton It became news around the world this Wednesday. As reported by the British media, Leeds, Leicester, Southampton, Nottingham Forest and up to Burnleyrivals for relegation, threatened the club to sue him €340 million in the event of a stay in the Premier League due to a breach of Financial Fair Play.
Well, a day later, the club is back in the news, lawsuit or not, about its multimillion-dollar sale. And it is that the Daily Mail has explained that the Everton is about to be sold to a US investment fund 777 partnerswhich will thus end the painful reign of Farhad Moshiri in front of the entity.
The operation is so advanced that it has been given as a date for its closure next week, although the investment fund needs the guarantee of knowing that the club will be in the Premier League next season. And it is not for less because the sale of the club is encrypted in almost 700 million euros.
In the event that 777 Partners ultimately, for whatever reason, does not pan out, there is a plan in place MSP Sports Capitalanother bidder who was a bit behind but still interested in getting the Everton.
But it is not only that they have to assume 700 million euros from the sale, but they also have to consider the payment of the next phase of the construction of the new stadium, with a cost of €580 million.
A sale that will undoubtedly celebrate fans of Everton, with the entry being ‘vetoed’ by Moshiri and his board members due to the club’s current situation. So if the ‘toffees’ can pick up good results against Wolves and Bournemouth and prove their permanence, everything will be speeding up until it closes.
Source: La Verdad
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