News Archive – Sep

Textor confident of completing Everton takeover

11/09/2024

John Textor, the American billionaire who has been in exclusive negotiations with Farhad Moshiri regarding a potential buy-out of the Anglo-Iranian's majority stake in Everton, has expressed his confidence in completing a takeover before December.

Moshiri-owned company sued by Usmanov

11/09/2024

The Athletic report that Alisher Usmanov and USM Holdings recently brought a case against a company owned by Everton owner, Farhad Moshiri.

Maupay ‘relieved’ to end his time with Everton

09/09/2024

Neal Maupay says that a meme he posted to Twitter on deadline day was an expression of his relief at securing a move away from Everton, two years after he was first signed under Frank Lampard.

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Chaos club Everton reap the whirlwind of Premier League’s financial revolution

07/09/2024

In The Guardian, Jonathan Wilson summarises the economic and societal drivers behind the inception of the Premier League and weaves in Everton’s role in the breakaway before undergoing the gradual decline that has them on course, he believes, for a fourth successive season battling to avoid becoming the first of the original “Big Five” to be […]

Everton announce partnership with Red Bull

06/09/2024

Everton have confirmed a deal that will see the world’s biggest energy drink company, Red Bull, become the Club’s new ‘Official Energy Drink Partner’.

John Textor tells ESPN that FFP is a ‘fraud’

05/09/2024

Talking to ESPN in the context of his Brazilian club, Botafogo, John Textor has hit out strongly at the fundamental unfairness of so-called Financial Fair Play rules in football.

Seeding of Everton’s new pitch to begin next month

02/09/2024

An update on Everton Stadium explains in detail how the foundations of the state-of-the-art playing surface at the new ground are being laid before the seeding of the hybrid turf can begin in a few weeks' time.

Everton U21s thrashed at Man City

01/09/2024

Everton Under-21s came unstuck at Manchester City on Sunday afternoon after Charlie Whitaker was sent off at the end of the first half and the remaining 10 men didn't stand a chance.