As the CEO of the club owned by 777 comes out, takeover concerns may now resurface at Everton.

As the CEO of the club owned by 777 comes out, takeover concerns may now resurface at Everton.

Concerns about the potential takeover of Everton by 777 Partners have resurfaced following comments from Standard Liege CEO Pierre Locht.

Locht, who remained in his position after 777’s arrival, acknowledged the doubts and issues expressed by supporters regarding the ownership.

The takeover process is ongoing, but Premier League CEO Richard Masters suggested that the group has not fully addressed all inquiries.

Locht admitted to sharing some doubts about 777 but clarified that he isn’t their spokesperson.

Despite vocal frustrations from supporters, Standard Liege continues to struggle in their league standings.

The situation at Goodison Park raises valid concerns for Everton fans, especially with an employee openly expressing reservations about the leadership.

Additionally, a report in the Liverpool Echo indicated that Farhad Moshiri, the current owner, has reengaged with the club after initially withdrawing his support due to the takeover.

Moshiri’s involvement signals potential instability amidst the ongoing uncertainties. Everton has been loaned approximately £180 million by 777 Partners, further adding to their financial strain if the takeover falls through.

The potential ownership by Josh Wander and 777 Partners faces mounting scrutiny due to various controversies, including delayed payments to the British Basketball League, legal issues, and debt repayments owed to Moshiri as a result of previous loans.

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