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Everton Owners Explore Sale Less Than Two Years After Takeover

The American investment group, led by businessman Dan Friedkin, confirmed it is exploring new investment options, including a potential sale, after overseeing a period of financial stabilisation at Goodison Park and the club’s transition to its new stadium.
Former Everton goalkeeper Rachel Brown-Finnis described the proposed sale as a shock but said the club was in a stronger position than when the American group took control.
The potential sale comes amid growing frustration among sections of the Everton fanbase over the club’s transfer strategy and the level of involvement from its ownership.
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