Everton acquisition: Following the CFO’s departure, 777 Partners had a “gigantic exodus”

According to journalist Paul Brown, the resignation of 777 Partners’ CFO, Damien Alfalla, is just one part of a “gigantic exodus” occurring within the company as it nears completion of the Everton takeover.

Brown shared this information via Twitter on February 16, indicating that he had been informed of significant departures from the Miami-based firm.

This development comes amidst reports that 777 Partners received new inquiries from the Premier League, as reported by Brown earlier the same day for Josimar.

The news of Alfalla’s departure and the reported exodus within 777 Partners coincide with expectations of an announcement regarding the Everton takeover before the end of the month.

Additionally, the Telegraph reported on February 15 that the FA has already granted approval for the takeover.

The potential progress in the Everton takeover process seems to be counterbalanced

by internal turmoil within 777 Partners. Despite ongoing conflicting

claims about the viability of 777 Partners acquiring Everton, the deal has been gradually advancing.

However, the emergence of new questions from the Premier League, known for its

contentious role in club takeovers, suggests potential complications.

The “gigantic exodus” within 777 Partners raises concerns about the stability and viability

of the company, especially as it navigates the intricacies of acquiring Everton.

Brown’s reporting implies that the acquisition of Everton and the revenue it can generate,

particularly from the new stadium project, are critical for 777 Partners’ financial health.

Thus, any significant departures from the company may have a destabilizing effect on

its operations and ability to secure the Everton takeover.