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Coffee and TV
Player Valuation: £25m
This article is also fun.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/footb...-farhad-moshiri-7461081#ICID=sharebar_twitter
New Everton shareholder Farhad Moshiri pledges £100m summer investment for transfers
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Mosh supplies the dosh: The Iranian businessman will invest a total of £200m into the club
Goodison Park's new major shareholder, the billionaire Farhad Moshiri, is ready to commit millions in the transfer market to make Everton great again.
The Iranian businessman, who has bases in the UK and Monaco, will complete a share purchase by Wednesday, which will see him become the biggest single stakeholder in the club. He will effectively assume control alongside chairman Bill Kenwright, who has retained a stake in the club and will continue in his role.
And Moshiri has pledged “major investment” to not only help build a stadium, but also significantly strengthen the squad, with up to £100million made available to buy – and importantly, keep – players in the summer.
Top of the hit list for the new board, which will see Kenwright continue the impressive work he has done in steering the club he loves, is to keep some of the biggest names such as John Stones, Ross Barkley, Seamus Coleman and Gerard Deulofeu.
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Bumper: The likes of Ross Barkley and John Stones are set to be offered massive new contracts
They will all be offered massive new contracts, and given a promise there will be a sustained investment in the squad designed to turn the Blues into genuine top four challengers.
While they are also keen to keep Romelu Lukaku, sources within the club suggest there is a sense of realism that he may force a move in the summer... and if that happens, Moshiri will commit a figure big enough to buy a world class replacement.
That investment could amount to £100m eventually, with the former Arsenal stakeholder keen to reinvest the £200m he made form the sale of his shares in the Gunners last week.
He has bought a 49.9 per cent stake in Everton, and the plan is to eventually complete a takeover at Goodison, with a loose agreement in place to look at him buying shares to take a controlling interest in a couple of years.
Moshiri has bought around 17,000 shares in Everton at around £5,000 a share, and with his agreement to pump money in, that will value the club at around £175m.
Alongside Kenwright though, the new stakeholder plans to develop the new ground quickly and pursue a top-four place, to increase that value significantly going forward.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/footb...-farhad-moshiri-7461081#ICID=sharebar_twitter
New Everton shareholder Farhad Moshiri pledges £100m summer investment for transfers
- 22:30, 28 FEB 2016
- BY DAVID MADDOCK
Getty Images
Mosh supplies the dosh: The Iranian businessman will invest a total of £200m into the club
Goodison Park's new major shareholder, the billionaire Farhad Moshiri, is ready to commit millions in the transfer market to make Everton great again.
The Iranian businessman, who has bases in the UK and Monaco, will complete a share purchase by Wednesday, which will see him become the biggest single stakeholder in the club. He will effectively assume control alongside chairman Bill Kenwright, who has retained a stake in the club and will continue in his role.
And Moshiri has pledged “major investment” to not only help build a stadium, but also significantly strengthen the squad, with up to £100million made available to buy – and importantly, keep – players in the summer.
Top of the hit list for the new board, which will see Kenwright continue the impressive work he has done in steering the club he loves, is to keep some of the biggest names such as John Stones, Ross Barkley, Seamus Coleman and Gerard Deulofeu.
Getty Images
Bumper: The likes of Ross Barkley and John Stones are set to be offered massive new contracts
They will all be offered massive new contracts, and given a promise there will be a sustained investment in the squad designed to turn the Blues into genuine top four challengers.
While they are also keen to keep Romelu Lukaku, sources within the club suggest there is a sense of realism that he may force a move in the summer... and if that happens, Moshiri will commit a figure big enough to buy a world class replacement.
That investment could amount to £100m eventually, with the former Arsenal stakeholder keen to reinvest the £200m he made form the sale of his shares in the Gunners last week.
He has bought a 49.9 per cent stake in Everton, and the plan is to eventually complete a takeover at Goodison, with a loose agreement in place to look at him buying shares to take a controlling interest in a couple of years.
Moshiri has bought around 17,000 shares in Everton at around £5,000 a share, and with his agreement to pump money in, that will value the club at around £175m.
Alongside Kenwright though, the new stakeholder plans to develop the new ground quickly and pursue a top-four place, to increase that value significantly going forward.
He won't.
GwladysBlue
Player Valuation: £70m
This squad of players with significant investment in the summer could challenge for the league next season.
UpperLeftBlue
Player Valuation: £1m
That's where the Arteta money went Bill?
Matty_j1878
Yer ma's favorite ITK. Mmmmmm Juicy.
This article is also fun.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/footb...-farhad-moshiri-7461081#ICID=sharebar_twitter
New Everton shareholder Farhad Moshiri pledges £100m summer investment for transfers
One of the first priorities for the club in the summer will be keeping hold of the likes of John Stones and Ross Barkley before adding to the squad
- 22:30, 28 FEB 2016
- BY DAVID MADDOCK
Getty Images
Mosh supplies the dosh: The Iranian businessman will invest a total of £200m into the club
Goodison Park's new major shareholder, the billionaire Farhad Moshiri, is ready to commit millions in the transfer market to make Everton great again.
The Iranian businessman, who has bases in the UK and Monaco, will complete a share purchase by Wednesday, which will see him become the biggest single stakeholder in the club. He will effectively assume control alongside chairman Bill Kenwright, who has retained a stake in the club and will continue in his role.
And Moshiri has pledged “major investment” to not only help build a stadium, but also significantly strengthen the squad, with up to £100million made available to buy – and importantly, keep – players in the summer.
Top of the hit list for the new board, which will see Kenwright continue the impressive work he has done in steering the club he loves, is to keep some of the biggest names such as John Stones, Ross Barkley, Seamus Coleman and Gerard Deulofeu.
Getty Images
Bumper: The likes of Ross Barkley and John Stones are set to be offered massive new contracts
They will all be offered massive new contracts, and given a promise there will be a sustained investment in the squad designed to turn the Blues into genuine top four challengers.
While they are also keen to keep Romelu Lukaku, sources within the club suggest there is a sense of realism that he may force a move in the summer... and if that happens, Moshiri will commit a figure big enough to buy a world class replacement.
That investment could amount to £100m eventually, with the former Arsenal stakeholder keen to reinvest the £200m he made form the sale of his shares in the Gunners last week.
He has bought a 49.9 per cent stake in Everton, and the plan is to eventually complete a takeover at Goodison, with a loose agreement in place to look at him buying shares to take a controlling interest in a couple of years.
Moshiri has bought around 17,000 shares in Everton at around £5,000 a share, and with his agreement to pump money in, that will value the club at around £175m.
Alongside Kenwright though, the new stakeholder plans to develop the new ground quickly and pursue a top-four place, to increase that value significantly going forward.
AaronTheBlue
Player Valuation: £60m
lots of positive articles.
MassBlue
Player Valuation: £500k
Yeah, an individual can fall in love with the club, in a way that a consortium or anyone responsible to creditors or shareholders never can.
Credit BK for keeping it personal.
Coffee and TV
Player Valuation: £25m
Telegraph also reporting that he'll finance a stadium and summer transfers, seems like the press might have been briefed.
Deco
Player Valuation: £40m
These papers are obviously getting their info from somewhere.
Imagine if we sorted our stadium situation out, kept our boss players, and bought more boss players.
All sources seem to point to @The Esk 's point that this initial takeover is just the beginning, before he buys the rest of the club.
In fairness, who could be a better buyer for us than someone who spent years trying to make a positive difference at Arsenal (to not be given a chance to do so). When you have the kind of money he does, I'm sure being a legend to our fans will be worth every penny if he does all of the above.
Calling this exciting would be an understatement. And City won the cup! lol
Imagine if we sorted our stadium situation out, kept our boss players, and bought more boss players.
All sources seem to point to @The Esk 's point that this initial takeover is just the beginning, before he buys the rest of the club.
In fairness, who could be a better buyer for us than someone who spent years trying to make a positive difference at Arsenal (to not be given a chance to do so). When you have the kind of money he does, I'm sure being a legend to our fans will be worth every penny if he does all of the above.
Calling this exciting would be an understatement. And City won the cup! lol
kithnou
Player Valuation: £70m
Not happy about the Lukaku bit. I think he will stay if we impress him with our future plans.This article is also fun.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/footb...-farhad-moshiri-7461081#ICID=sharebar_twitter
New Everton shareholder Farhad Moshiri pledges £100m summer investment for transfers
One of the first priorities for the club in the summer will be keeping hold of the likes of John Stones and Ross Barkley before adding to the squad
- 22:30, 28 FEB 2016
- BY DAVID MADDOCK
Getty Images
Mosh supplies the dosh: The Iranian businessman will invest a total of £200m into the club
Goodison Park's new major shareholder, the billionaire Farhad Moshiri, is ready to commit millions in the transfer market to make Everton great again.
The Iranian businessman, who has bases in the UK and Monaco, will complete a share purchase by Wednesday, which will see him become the biggest single stakeholder in the club. He will effectively assume control alongside chairman Bill Kenwright, who has retained a stake in the club and will continue in his role.
And Moshiri has pledged “major investment” to not only help build a stadium, but also significantly strengthen the squad, with up to £100million made available to buy – and importantly, keep – players in the summer.
Top of the hit list for the new board, which will see Kenwright continue the impressive work he has done in steering the club he loves, is to keep some of the biggest names such as John Stones, Ross Barkley, Seamus Coleman and Gerard Deulofeu.
Getty Images
Bumper: The likes of Ross Barkley and John Stones are set to be offered massive new contracts
They will all be offered massive new contracts, and given a promise there will be a sustained investment in the squad designed to turn the Blues into genuine top four challengers.
While they are also keen to keep Romelu Lukaku, sources within the club suggest there is a sense of realism that he may force a move in the summer... and if that happens, Moshiri will commit a figure big enough to buy a world class replacement.
That investment could amount to £100m eventually, with the former Arsenal stakeholder keen to reinvest the £200m he made form the sale of his shares in the Gunners last week.
He has bought a 49.9 per cent stake in Everton, and the plan is to eventually complete a takeover at Goodison, with a loose agreement in place to look at him buying shares to take a controlling interest in a couple of years.
Moshiri has bought around 17,000 shares in Everton at around £5,000 a share, and with his agreement to pump money in, that will value the club at around £175m.
Alongside Kenwright though, the new stakeholder plans to develop the new ground quickly and pursue a top-four place, to increase that value significantly going forward.
n01efc
Player Valuation: £20m
Because the premier league is growing and has more money than ever - a sound investment.