
Another notification to Companies House has been picked up by Paul Quinn, who has described this new share issue as a capital injection of £13.8M into Everton FC that took place last month:
On 26 August 2026, Everton Football Club confirmed a new capital raise amounting to £13.8M, with 79,000 new shares issued to the club’s majority shareholders, Roundhouse Capital, at a price of £175 a share. The shares were issued on 27 July 2026.
The most recent share issue brings the total capital injection into Everton by Roundhouse to £386M.
Total shares in issue now stand at 2,499,889 of which 7,969 remain in the hands of minority shareholders
The timing of this capital injection suggests it was to directly bolster Everton's transfer kitty.
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2 Posted 31/08/2026 at 15:40:13
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4 Posted 31/08/2026 at 15:57:27
5 Posted 31/08/2026 at 16:08:38
Everton FC is experiencing significant instability as the club navigates a potential ownership exit by The Friedkin Group (TFG) alongside a chaotic final 48 hours of the summer transfer window. Internal rifts between club hierarchy, manager David Moyes, and the fanbase have created a power vacuum, threatening to overshadow the club's transition into their new stadium.
Ownership Friction and Exit
Threats Billionaire owner Dan Friedkin and TFG—who completed their takeover of Everton in late 2024—are reportedly considering selling the club.
Revenue Miscalculations:
Reports from [The I Paper] indicate that TFGs due diligence may have vastly overestimated Everton's immediate revenue capabilities and long-term ability to compete in the Premier League.
Management Disconnect:
A clear breakdown in communication exists between executive leadership (led by Angus Kinnear) and the ownership group, with the two sides rarely speaking.
The Moyes Rift:
Manager David Moyes has expressed intense frustration regarding the lack of squad alignment, stating publically that the team is underprepared for the season.
Sounds crap to me but as the saying goes no smoke without fire (maybe in some of this).
6 Posted 31/08/2026 at 16:36:35
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1 Posted 31/08/2026 at 15:35:05
My guess it will go on Grealish wages.