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It is a “serious cause for concern” that 777 Partners have threatened to withdraw all funding from Everton at the end of the month.777 Partners are still waiting for the Premier League to either approve or reject their takeover deal at Everton and have threatened to cut funding if there are further delays.
The US-based investor group have already loaned just short of £200million to the club to help with operating costs at the club – that money could be recalled if the takeover is rejected.Maguire believes Everton’s continued stadium payments are a “major issue” for the club and therefore they cannot afford to lose the backing of 777.
It is a serious cause for concern given that Moshiri appears to be either unable or unwilling to provide further financing himself.Looking at the position of Everton, their major issue is the payments for the continued development of the Bramley Moore Dock Stadium.Everton line up summer replacement for 21-year-old star after source’s new reveal
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