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The Friedkin Group reaches agreement to buy Everton

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Stones definitely wanted out considering he put in transfer requests in 2015 and again in 2016 and Man City are a different ball game to this current version of man United. If they come knocking, you arent saying no.

Branthwaite by all reports is quite happy with us.

12 months from Bramley Moore Dock too
 
Everton have several “legacy issues” for Dan Friedkin to deal with once he completes his takeover of the club, according to Kieran Maguire.

Speaking to TheBootRoom (8 July), football finance expert Maguire said that the Toffees still have roughly £390million in loans left to pay off from previous debt financing deals agreed by Farhad Moshiri
 
Everton have several “legacy issues” for Dan Friedkin to deal with once he completes his takeover of the club, according to Kieran Maguire.

Speaking to TheBootRoom (8 July), football finance expert Maguire said that the Toffees still have roughly £390million in loans left to pay off from previous debt financing deals agreed by Farhad Moshiri
Surely he would've been aware of such before he decided to approach us either way..
 

Everton have several “legacy issues” for Dan Friedkin to deal with once he completes his takeover of the club, according to Kieran Maguire.

Speaking to TheBootRoom (8 July), football finance expert Maguire said that the Toffees still have roughly £390million in loans left to pay off from previous debt financing deals agreed by Farhad Moshiri

and theyl be paid
 
Everton have several “legacy issues” for Dan Friedkin to deal with once he completes his takeover of the club, according to Kieran Maguire.

Speaking to TheBootRoom (8 July), football finance expert Maguire said that the Toffees still have roughly £390million in loans left to pay off from previous debt financing deals agreed by Farhad Moshiri
Won't that be the RMF / A-Cap (777) and Metro loans? It shouldn't come as a shock to anyone. If anything, I would have thought that debt was higher than £390m. Perhaps Friedkin has agreed to pay both RMF and A-Cap a percentage each in order to ensure they do not oppose the takeover?

If Moshiri is selling up and receiving between £25-£50m then the rest of his notional debt has been written off which is great news for us.

If the takeover is completed, then being £390m in debt which can be consolidated and repaid at lower interest over a long term isn't a bad position at all to be in considering the stadium alone will be worth considerably more than that on its own, when it's finished.
 
Everton have several “legacy issues” for Dan Friedkin to deal with once he completes his takeover of the club, according to Kieran Maguire.

Speaking to TheBootRoom (8 July), football finance expert Maguire said that the Toffees still have roughly £390million in loans left to pay off from previous debt financing deals agreed by Farhad Moshiri
A business cant be sold in the UK while having debt. The debt will need to be cleared before a sale can happen. In most likelihood Friedkin will pay it all off or he will loan to clear the debt but the debt will still remain.
 
Everton have several “legacy issues” for Dan Friedkin to deal with once he completes his takeover of the club, according to Kieran Maguire.

Speaking to TheBootRoom (8 July), football finance expert Maguire said that the Toffees still have roughly £390million in loans left to pay off from previous debt financing deals agreed by Farhad Moshiri

That's lower then i would have thought. Though Metro was due to be paid off this summer.

We know we are going to restructure those.

Begs the question - how much did BMD actually cost the club...........
 
A business cant be sold in the UK while having debt. The debt will need to be cleared before a sale can happen. In most likelihood Friedkin will pay it all off or he will loan to clear the debt but the debt will still remain.
You sure about that?
Most businesses carry debit of some sort or other.
It would of course have to be part of any valuation, but doubt it would have to be settled.
 

Begs the question - how much did BMD actually cost the club...........
Pretty sure Moshiri let slip before that interview with Jazz Bal it was running at £760m.

Made a mockery of DBB and her £500m fixed price contract.

Final figure probably north of £800m. For all his unbelievable failings, it's quite a legacy left my Moshiri.
 
Pretty sure Moshiri let slip before that interview with Jazz Bal it was running at £760m.

Made a mockery of DBB and her £500m fixed price contract.

Final figure probably north of £800m. For all his unbelievable failings, it's quite a legacy left my Moshiri.

Was more thinking of what it cost the club mate, if we come out of it with a stadium and a debt of £380 mill, that's pretty good for an £800 mill cost......
 

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