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“Sean Dyche reveals SHOCKING New Details about Everton’s TAKEOVER. You won’t believe what he said!”
Sean Dyche has remained mostly silent about the takeover situation at Everton in recent press conferences, but he has now shared some insights.
It appears that the Friedkin Group is in a waiting phase to finalize their acquisition of Everton. The only obstacle left is a £200 million debt owed by one of Farhad Moshiri’s holding partners to 777 Partners. However, both Moshiri and Dan Friedkin are optimistic that this issue will be resolved.
Reports suggest that the Friedkin Group’s interest in acquiring Everton is largely motivated by the prospect of the new stadium.
In a recent interview on the Leaving It Late Show with Robbie Savage and Chris Sutton, Dyche provided an update on the takeover. He noted that while he hasn’t been directly involved in discussions, the situation appears positive, though he remains uncertain. “We could have a new owner soon. It looks promising that they will complete the deal, but we’re not entirely sure yet,” he said.
Regarding his future, Dyche’s position has been a topic of discussion, especially after a challenging start to the season. However, with recent improvements, it seems the Friedkin Group is inclined to monitor developments before making any decisions about his role.
This shift comes as a relief for the Friedkin Group, who have faced backlash from AS Roma supporters regarding the sacking of Daniele De Rossi. Ensuring they have the right people in key positions will be crucial, as they have often been perceived as lacking football expertise.
