A new stage in the history of the English club begins.

English Everton spread the official news throughout the completion of the club's commitment to the side of the American consortium The Friedkin Group (TFG).

The new owners of the Toffees were ready to add 94% of the shares to the club, which belonged to the majority shareholder Farhad Moshiri, back in the spring, and now they have withdrawn the permission of the regulatory authorities, necessary for the remaining arrangement of the land.

It is expected that TFG representatives will be present at the week-long Premier League match against Chelsea at Goodison Park.

The company behind the bag is Roundhouse Capital Holdings Limited, which enters the TFG warehouse, will officially become the club's leader, and Mark Watts will be appointed as the new director.

Poglinannya ends the period of his tenure with the club of the Anglo-Iranian businessman Farhad Moshiri, which began in 2016.

Dan Friedkin, the head and general director of TFG, has confirmed the appointment of the head of the board, at which time Watts will be in charge of running the club. Ana Dunkel, TFG's chief financial officer, and Colin Chong, the club's temporary general manager, will also go to the management warehouse. Additional rewards will be developed over the coming years, the club informs.

Wanting to please not give away the sum, Moshiri left the club, having recognized significant financial losses. We will accept a small undisclosed amount of compensation after completion of the excavation, as well as a number of advanced payments within the scope of the.

TFG has taken upon itself the obligation to significantly change the club's debt carrier and pay 200 million pounds sterling to the American insurance company ACAP, as well as refinance another 150 million pounds sterling to another creditor,.

Apparently, Everton's huge boss spent nearly 800 million pounds sterling on the club, but did not recognize any special financial surpluses through connections with sanctioned.