Alan Myers claims that Everton’s takeover situation is still far from done, with outside investment from 777 Partners turning into “problematic.”
Everton supporters are becoming more and more irate with the lack of response and communication from all parties involved, according to the Sky Sports writer.
Despite a recent run of excellent results that has kept Sean Dyche’s team in the Premier League, their failure to draw in new investors is being exacerbated by their point penalty for violating sustainability and profit regulations.
“With the process extending much further than expected, it has become imperative that communication of some sort is required,” Myers said in his most recent report on Sky Sports.
“Two PSR investigations and sanctions in the same season for the club have not helped the process, and the uncertainty makes it more difficult to find additional investment.”
777 Partners needs to make the takeover clear for Everton supporters.
Everton supporters have endured one of the most difficult seasons at Goodison Park in a long time, as the club’s takeover drama plays out against the backdrop of the most recent relegation struggle.
For more than eight months, 777 Partners has been trying to acquire the Toffees. According to Myers, the investment firm has invested £200 million in the team during that period, but they haven’t received approval from the Premier League.
The Toffees have been playing well lately, but their supporters demand answers from 777, current owner Farhad Moshiri, or the league regarding what the team will look like in the upcoming months. There has been almost no indication of development in the last few months.
With two games remaining, the team’s players and staff had done what was required of them on the field to guarantee their spot in the Premier League for the following season. However, off the field, all eyes are now focused on whether, how, and when Everton’s future will be settled.
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