The Friedkin Group’s plans to acquire a majority stake in Everton have come to an end after a period of exclusivity granted to them last month. The Premier League club announced on Friday that discussions between Blue Heaven Holdings and The Friedkin Group have concluded, and the latter will not be progressing with the purchase
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Manchester United’s quest to secure the services of Jarrad Branthwaite has hit a roadblock as Everton has turned down a second bid of £50 million for the defender. Sources reveal that the Toffees are holding out for a higher fee of around £70 million, making the negotiation process difficult for the Red Devils. Despite missing
AS Roma owners, the Friedkin Group, are currently in exclusive talks to purchase Everton, as confirmed by the Premier League club itself. This development comes after a previous takeover agreement with prospective owner 777 Partners fell through. The Friedkin Group, based in the United States, are already the majority owners of the Italian Serie A
Manchester United’s pursuit of defender Jarrad Branthwaite seems to have hit a roadblock, with talks reaching a stalemate due to Everton’s reluctance to compromise on the transfer fee. Despite United’s initial bid being rejected, the Merseyside club continues to hold out for a hefty sum of over £70 million. Financial Constraints and Alternative Targets Sources
The 2024-25 Premier League season is set to kick off with some exciting matches. Manchester United will face Fulham, while Ipswich Town will go head-to-head with Liverpool. The weekend will also see Arsenal taking on Wolverhampton Wanderers, Everton facing Brighton & Hove Albion, Newcastle United playing against Southampton, and Nottingham Forest competing with AFC Bournemouth.
Manchester United are facing challenges in negotiations with Everton over a potential deal for Jarrad Branthwaite. With Everton’s high valuation of over £70 million, United are now considering alternative targets to strengthen their defense. Sources have revealed that United have a list of other center-back options in mind, including Marc Guéhi, Jean-Clair Todibo, Leny Yoro,
Everton Football Club finds itself in a precarious position after the collapse of a takeover deal with U.S. private equity firm 777 Partners. Following the failed agreement between Farhad Moshiri and 777, Everton is now left scrambling to secure new financial backing to ensure the club’s future. With Moshiri’s majority stake in the club hanging
Manchester United are reportedly interested in bringing Jarrad Branthwaite to Old Trafford this summer as part of their squad overhaul. The young centre-back has caught the eye of United scouts since his debut for Carlisle United and has continued to impress with his performances at Everton. Despite United’s interest in Branthwaite, Everton’s hefty asking price
American businessman John Textor recently made headlines by revealing his intention to sell his 45% stake in Crystal Palace, a Premier League club. Through his company Eagle Football Holdings, Textor has been a part of the ownership group for the club, as well as being involved in other football clubs such as Lyon, Botafogo, and
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