A version of this article was first published on May 9. We are republishing it today with the news that Everton have confirmed 777 Partners’ proposed takeover has fallen through following the ...

Everton have announced that the club’s majority shareholder, Farhad Moshiri, has signed an agreement with Miami-based 777 Partners over the purchase of the Premier League club. Any prospective ...

777 Partners have been attempting to complete a takeover of Everton for several months but TEAMtalk sources say it is in danger of collapse. 777 Partners have provided Everton with over £200m in ...

Everton’s agreement with 777 Partners for the American investment company to buy the majority of shares in the club has come to an end, the club announced on Saturday. It means any proposed sale ...

Farhad Moshiri will open talks with new bidders for his majority stake in Everton when a sales purchase agreement with 777 Partners expires in the early hours of Saturday morning. i understands ...

The potential change of ownership at Everton has taken yet another hit. Farhad Moshiri, the Merseyside club’s current majority owner, previously agreed to sell the team to 777 Partners. However, there ...

That makes the extended scrutiny drawn by 777 Partners LLC’s attempted takeover of Everton FC all the more notable. The saga looks to be approaching its end game, more than six months after the ...

The new potential owners of Everton, 777 Partners, may end up paying less for the club than they expected because of an impending points deduction. The American investors previously agreed to purchase ...

The lawsuit raises further questions about 777’s ability to close the Everton deal following months of delays. Wander’s firm has been a pioneer of the so-called multi-club ownership model that ...

Everton’s prospective owners 777 Partners only paid 35% of the funds for their purchase of Vasco da Gama when Thursday’s deadline passed and if the payment does not go through by tonight then ...

Everton have received a delayed payment of £16m from prospective buyers 777 Partners for day-to-day operational costs, taking the amount loaned by the Miami-based investment fund to more than £200m.

Josh Wander (in cap) is co-owner of 777 Partners Everton's prospective owners 777 Partners and the firm's co-owner Josh Wander have been accused of a "fraudulent scheme" by a lender in a civil ...