With 777's deal for Everton looking less and less likely to happen, what are the club's options now?

A-Cap coughed up the £15million ($18.8m at current rates) Everton received via 777 last month, taking the club’s total IOU to 777/A-Cap to roughly £200million.

The onus appears to be on current Everton owner Moshiri to move on to seeking another suitable buyer, rather than for the Premier League to give an outright no to 777. Something he is increasingly ...

The Everton ownership saga has taken a fresh twist as current majority shareholder Farhad Moshiri opens talks with A-Cap, a financial group with strong ties to 777 Partners.According to The ...

Everton have announced their plans to sell to 777 Partners is off. A May 31 deadline to settle the sale has now passed. In a statement, Everton declared: "Everton Football Club would like to ...

Few clubs in world football will have been yearning for the end of the season as keenly as Everton. Amidst a backdrop of unprecedented points deductions, financial woes and takeover uncertainty ...

The issue for Everton is that they may not even have the finances to remain afloat, given they had been given loans by 777 Partners to continue operations this season.

U.S. investment firm 777 Partners are reportedly set to complete a full takeover of Everton after resuming talks with Farhad ...

777 Partners’ deal to buy Premier League club Everton has“ collapsed” just weeks after the U.S.- based investment firm“ denied accusations of fraud and called in restructuring experts to ...

Everton are attempting to secure new financial backing to safeguard the club's future after the collapse of a takeover deal with U.S. private equity firm 777 Partners.

Everton have announced their plans to sell to 777 Partners is off. A May 31 deadline to settle the sale has now passed. In a statement, Everton declared: "Everton Football Club would like to ...