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Everton: 777 Partners call in finance experts as takeover uncertainty grows

B Riley describe itself as providing “tailored financial solutions” to meet the “strategic, operational, financial advisory and capital needs” of clients.

Last Friday, 777 Partners and co-owner Josh Wander were accused of a “fraudulent scheme” by a lender in a civil court filing in New York.

Earlier in the week, an airline it owns entered voluntary administration, leaving thousands of passengers stranded around Australia.

BBC Sport understands 777-owned club Standard Liege’s players have not been paid for April and claim they will not receive payment until the end of the season.

Everton manager Sean Dyche has said planning for next season is difficult due to uncertainty over the club’s takeover, while director of football Kevin Thelwell said players “will be sold” this summer and has asked fans for “patience and understanding” as the club works to improve its financial condition.

Meanwhile, the Everton Shareholders’ Association (EFCSA) have called the protracted takeover a “farce” and called for Moshiri to call off the deal.

Everton host Sheffield United on Saturday in their last home game of the season, before travelling to Arsenal on the final day on 19 May.


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