Everton are thrown a takeover lifeline with two US firms exploring offers as deal with controversial American firm 777 nears collapse
Daily Mail - 2024-05-09T19:21:06.000Z

Investment company 777's attempts to buy the club have virtually collapsed. Two Merseyside businessmen are thought to be ready to take a stake in the club. Would any Man United player get into the Arsenal team?

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Everton fan group urges owner Farhad Moshiri to seek new bidders amid concerns over 777 Partners with takeover by American firm in doubt after talks in Miami

Farhad Moshiri grants 777 Partners a shock two-week extension period to prove they can purchase Everton after the Toffees' majority owner held extensive face-to-face talks with the crisis-stricken US investment firm