The inside track on the football stories that matter
Former Everton chief Keith Wyness explained that new owners could hijack and complete a takeover deal within one week once 777 Partners are rejected., the 66-year-old – who served as CEO at Goodison Park and Aston Villa and now runs a football consultancy advising elite clubs – revealed that due diligence took just one week when he oversaw an Aston Villa takeover.
The Toffees are waiting for the Premier League to either approve or reject a takeover deal from 777 Partners after they struck a £500million agreement with Farhad Moshiri in September. Wyness explained that any new owners would have to complete due diligence, but he revealed that the process could be completed before the end of the season.If 777 Partners are rejected by mid-March or at the end of March at the latest, then I think a new owner would want to be in place before the end of the seasonBut it can be done quickly and I think the new stadium is obviously the shining asset that people would want to get involved with the club for.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Sources: Arsenal entering race for Everton star Amadou Onana after Newcastle United revealThe inside track on the football stories that matter
Read more »
Jack Harrison transfer latest ahead of Leeds decision amid Everton loanThe 27-year-old is enjoying a fruitful loan spell at Goodison Park but Leeds may already have plans for his long-term future beyond this season.
Read more »
Everton have changed my mind on new Newcastle United stadiumNew Newcastle United stadium - Everton have changed my mind
Read more »
Kieran Maguire: ‘Ambitious’ Everton will love new financial regulationsThe inside track on the football stories that matter
Read more »
The pubs at the heart of customer 'rituals' for generationsReporter and Everton fan Dan Haygarth shares his love for County Road's pubs
Read more »