It could be, what I take from that piece is the extent to which Russian money has permeated through the UK economy, inevitably meaning that a point will soon be reached where too much investigation becomes uncomfortable for people closer to home, rather than just oligarchs with 15-bedroom mansions and super-yachts.
From Evertons viewpoint, I think the best scenario off-field is for the stadium to be completed, obviously, and for Moshiri to dilute his holding to compensate for the loss of Usmanov/USM input, and tide us over for the next couple of years through turbulent times.. The only concern there would be that it would add to the general mishmash in direction at the club. He may also be hamstrung by any deal with Kenwright lasting until BMD is operational.
Ideally in the short-term term he would secure additional investment with the condition from the buyer that chairman and board changes are made as a condition, but we don't know the extent to which his hands are tied. We need change and fresh impetus at boardroom level as an immediate priority second only to securing our PL status.
