Friedkin Group Considers Selling Everton Football Club
The Friedkin Group (TFG), led by chairman Dan Friedkin, is exploring a potential sale of Everton Football Club less than two years after their takeover in 2024, which was valued at over £400 million. TFG announced it is considering new investment options, including selling a controlling stake in the club.
The group stated that Everton has overcome significant financial challenges and completed the development of its new stadium, making it an appropriate time to evaluate the club's future. TFG emphasized that they would only entertain offers from buyers who could ensure the club's future.
During the summer transfer window, TFG faced scrutiny, particularly from manager David Moyes, who noted he had not met or spoken with Friedkin since his return in January 2025. Additionally, supporters expressed frustration over player transfers, including a £40 million bid for Harrison Armstrong from Nottingham Forest, which was later withdrawn.
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