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‘The hope is’: Journalist reveals TFG’s expected timeline for announcing Everton takeover.

Time running out for Everton’s new owners to finalize takeover before January transfer window.

Everton’s season has fallen short of fans’ expectations, with the club currently sitting 16th in the Premier League table.

 

Reports indicate that The Friedkin Group received Premier League approval for their takeover last week, with completion anticipated on Wednesday.

 

However, as of midday, no official announcement has been made, leaving fans waiting as Sean Dyche prepares his team to face Chelsea this weekend.

 

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Friedkin Group Optimistic About Takeover Completion

 

The Friedkin Group’s stance has now been communicated to Everton supporters, who are eagerly anticipating the announcement.

The American billionaires are reportedly optimistic that their acquisition of the Toffees will be finalized within the next 48 hours.

 

Journalist Ben Jacobs shared an update on X, stating:

“The Friedkin Group remain optimistic confirmation of their Everton takeover will come before this week is out.

 

TFG have never put a specific deadline on completion due to various complexities, but the hope is that everything will be official within the next 48 hours.”

 

Alan Myers had suggested that the deal could be concluded by Thursday at the latest.

 

While some fans are growing impatient, an official announcement appears imminent, signaling a new chapter for the Merseyside club.

 

Balancing Roma and Everton

 

Once the takeover is confirmed, The Friedkin Group will face the challenge of managing two major clubs.

 

Over the weekend, the group expressed their frustration with Roma following a disappointing loss to Serie A strugglers Como.

 

This level of frustration may become familiar at Everton, where victories have been scarce this season under Dyche’s management.

 

Significant decisions will need to be made swiftly, with Sean Dyche and Kevin Thelwell expected to be replaced once the takeover is complete.

 

With two underperforming clubs under their ownership, it will be fascinating to see how The Friedkin Group balances its responsibilities and implements strategies to improve both teams’ fortunes.

 

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