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Dan Friedkin completed a takeover at Everton
Max Wilkins
Wed 25 December 2024 16:10, UK
The Friedkin Group have already proved how they can improve Everton financially with a deal to loan Beto in January.
A new era at Goodison Park started with a goalless draw against Chelsea on Sunday (22 December) but there is plenty of excitement ahead of the winter transfer window.
Despite having new owners with the Friedkin’s, there is every chance that the Toffees have to sell players before they can by due to PSR.
After years of financial mismanagement and poor transfer decisions, the new faces on the board on Merseyside could make all the difference.
Dan Friedkin proves Everton work with Beto loan development
The Guinea-Bissau international has been heavily linked with a move away from L4 in recent months and could leave in the new year.
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It now appears that Torino are leading the race to sign the 26-year-old with a loan deal in the pipeline with the Toffees demanding a fee expected to be between £2.4-3.3million [Tuttosport].
The Italian outfit would also be made to cover the forward’s wages for the duration of his loan which could cost the Serie A side £4.4-6.2m.
It is certainly a positive to see the Goodison club bring in a sizable fee for a player departing on loan which ultimately could help increase his value before a potential sale.
Beto Everton
Everton forward Beto [Credit: Imago]
This could prove to be the start of a positive period under Friedkin and his group’s financial acumen to make the most out of transfer dealings.
These sorts of deals should make the Toffees more financially stable moving forward and allow them to spend more on transfers moving forward.
In other Everton news, a significant Christmas Eve document has been filed on Companies House.
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