Everton fans must be bored now of waiting for the takeover to finally be announced, as the Friedkin Group have already been calling some shots behind the scenes.
Peter Borson sees the takeover as imminent, claiming that the Friedkin Group‘s formally appointed Nolan Partners to search for a chief executive is a clue.
There was also a comment recently from Alan Myers that the Everton takeover is pretty much there, so the wait could soon be over.
However, you can never speak too soon in situations like this, given the bad history of potential owners that have had issues recently, such as John Textor and 777 Partners.
Well, there has been an update provided on the current state of the Everton takeover, and it will be music to the ears of supporters.
The Friedkin Group have no concerns over getting approval for the Everton takeover
The Premier League owners and directors test is one of the last steps for the Friedkin Group before the completion of the Everton takeover.
To the delight of Everton fans, it appears as if the takeover is still going smoothly.
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The Liverpool Echo report that everything is as planned in terms of the timeline.
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Sources maintain that there has been nothing to shake TFG’s confidence that they won’t be able to obtain regulatory approval within the timeframe that was set out initially.
And the hope is that it can be concluded before Christmas to avoid any holdups due to the festive period.
New managerial targets for the Friedkin Group at Everton
The names of three managers have emerged on a list of targets for the Friedkin Group at Everton.
These are, Sergio Conceicao, Graham Potter and Edin Terzic.
All three would be respectable appointments, but perhaps the two either side of Potter have a bit more to show for their efforts in recent years.
It’s hard to know how Potter will react and perform upon his return to management after being laid off by Chelsea all the way back in April of 2023.
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