Everton Football Club is facing a tumultuous period marked by internal changes and external pressures regarding its ownership. After a challenging season, the club initiated a key reset moment with Chelsea and underwent strategic changes following discussions between the staff and squad. This was partly driven by anger over the treatment of PSR and the recognition that "the club's future was at stake." Amidst this, the Everton Shareholders' Association has strongly urged majority shareholder Farhad Moshiri to end the takeover 'farce' with 777 Partners, whom they deem unfit to own the club. Concurrently, discussions between Moshiri and 777 Partners about the sale are ongoing, with a resolution expected before the season's final home game. The Everton fan advisory board has also demanded a halt to the proposed takeover by 777 Partners.
The Everton fan advisory board has made a series of demands to stop the club’s proposed takeover by 777 Partners from going ahead. #EFC https://t.co/KpluHzRxWv
Discussions are ongoing between Everton majority shareholder Farhad Moshiri and 777 Partners regarding the sale of the club, with both sides meeting yesterday with the outcome expected before the final home game of the season 💰 https://t.co/WJGCX0I61r
Everton Shareholders' Association urge Moshiri to end "farce" of takeover and recognised 777 Partners are not fit owners of Everton now: https://t.co/brnZ9AmP8x
This is a strong statement and a bold one given what could happen to Everton if they are to cut ties with 777. But the chaos of the last week has really drummed home what a farce this is. A solution is needed one way or another here - enough now #EFC https://t.co/gzALpOeFLo
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