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Dan Friedkin has assumed ownership of Everton.
Zak Anderton
Mon 23 December 2024 18:40, UK
There has been a “minor charge” that has appeared on Companies House for Everton that proves The Friedkin Group’s “superior credit-worthiness“**, according to The Esk.**
The Friedkins finally completed their takeover of Everton last week after what has felt like a lifetime of Farhad Moshiri trying to sell his shares.
Reporting via his personal X account (23 December), the Everton financial expert shared that the charge is a “floating” one and contains a “negative pledge”.
“A minor charge appears on Companies House – note it is a floating charge over the assets of the club and contains a negative pledge. Nature of charge reflects our improved balance sheet and superior credit-worthiness of the Friedkins,” he wrote.
The time for Everton supporters has finally come
As aforementioned, it’s felt like an eternity since Moshiri chose to put Everton on the market and, after multiple failed takeover attempts from many different parties, The Friedkin Group’s deal was the one that eventually got over the line.
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The club have been through a tumultuous period over the last couple of seasons with last term being a particularly unrelenting one due to two separate points deductions totalling eight points.
The Toffees were docked points twice due to their two separate breaches of the Premier League’s PSR rules.
While their exact plans haven’t been laid out to fans just yet, it feels likely that some moves will be made in the upcoming January transfer window, PSR parameters permitting, which could help turn the fortunes of the Merseyside outfit around.
Everton have shown good resiliency in recent matches but they will still be nervously glancing at the relegation zone. A few shrewd market moves might just help to alleviate that pressure as the Toffees just simply must retain top-flight status ahead of a new era at Bramley-Moore Dock next season.
Of course, only time will tell how successful their ownership of the club will be but from what’s happened already, things are starting to seem a little brighter over at Goodison Park.
In other Everton news, Pat Nevin has shared his thoughts on the job that Sean Dyche is doing with the Toffees at the moment.
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