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Everton’s takeover remains the overwhelming positive that fans of this club have to look forward to, after such a long period of uncertainty in this area.
After all, with 777 Partners as the initial frontrunners from over a year ago, fears over their validity were more than justified, especially since they have since collapsed as a company.
Farhad Moshiri negotiated a masterclass with one 777 Partners loan, which has since decreased dramatically, but that does not absolve him from nearly handing control over to this shady institution.
Next came John Textor, who was always bound to be prohibited by the stake he already had in Crystal Palace.
And so, Dan Friedkin came striding through as the outstanding candidate, and their saviour from Farhad Moshiri‘s torrid rule.
Dan Friedkin identifies advisor to help Everton takeover
The latest on Dan Friedkin’s Everton takeover comes courtesy of iNews, who have just released a comprehensive overlook on the American’s plans.
Seeking to revolutionise the Toffees, who he will surely assume control of in the coming months, it remains to be seen how exactly he planned to achieve those goals.
After all, this club remains so far away from where it will want to be, challenging for elite honours rather than praying for survival.
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The report has now detailed one step the Friedkin Group plan to take soon: ‘The Friedkins may turn again to the highly-rated football consultancy Retexo Intelligence, who help clubs identify and place backroom staff as well as evaluating club academies, sales strategies and “organisational and departmental structures.
‘i understands that Retexo founder Charles Gould – who also offers a service around mergers and acquisitions – has been a trusted advisor of the group in the past and is set to aid the Everton restructure.’
Dan Friedkin could be Everton’s saviour
For a while, it was widely accepted that, eventually, 777 Partners had to get in charge.
After all, their persistence was almost admirable, even in the face of severe financial distress themselves.
So, to have since gone from the Miami-based firm to The Friedkin Group as new owners, the Toffees could not have asked for a bigger upgrade.
Now set to be bought by another American, with a history of success in another of Europe’s top-five leagues, and an even more enticing history of using his multi-billion dollar fortune to help out, there’s cause for unbridled optimism on Merseyside at last.
Just when there were claims that Everton could have gone into administration earlier this year, the Friedkins have emerged to be their saviour, from this and the alternative owners.
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