The impending takeover at Everton is anticipated to bring much-needed stability to the club, according to the club’s coach, Sean Dyche.
American investment company, Friedkin Group has reached an agreement to acquire majority ownership of Everton from Farhad Moshiri, with the deal expected to be finalized within the next eight to 12 weeks, pending regulatory approval.
Dyche expressed optimism about the potential takeover, stating that it could bring an end to the uncertainties that have surrounded the club for a significant period. He also acknowledged that discussions with the Friedkin Group regarding the club’s future are likely to take place in due course.
“It looks like a stronger situation from the past,” Sean Dyche told the BBC. “There is a long way to go to get everything to a final point, but the early signs look favourable in the situation, but we will. We will have to wait and see.
“Openly speaking, [the takeover will bring] more of the stability. It has been on unsettled ground for such a long time now, with varying situations and various opinions.
“It will clear up the noise that surrounds Everton Football Club.”
About his performance as manager, Dyche emphasized that he has worked diligently to address various challenges faced by the club, including financial constraints and on-field struggles. Despite the difficult circumstances, he remains focused on achieving positive results for the team.
The potential ownership change comes at a crucial time for Everton, as the team aims to improve its performance on the field. Dyche expressed his commitment to meeting the fans’ expectations of success, both in terms of results and playing style.
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