A resolution is expected in the coming days after Everton's owner met representatives of 777 this week
A resolution is expected in the coming days after Everton's owner met representatives of 777 this weekMoshiri agreed a deal to sell his majority, 94.1 per cent stake in Everton to the Miami firm in September and has consistently reaffirmed his faith in
Everton’s owner met representatives of the group in London this week in a bid to get clarity around the deal and a resolution to the situation is expected in the coming days.777 have been unable to satisfy the Premier League requirements to approve the takeover and have suffered a series of setbacks over the last seven days that have raised real questions over their ability to fund the deal and then Everton.
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