Thursday, May 18, 2023

Thursday’s Everton News: Club sale imminent, Price leaves, Onana & Mina latest - Royal Blue Mersey

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Everton are close to being sold to American investment fund 777 Partners in a deal worth around £600m, bringing to an end Farhad Moshiri’s painful reign behind the controls. A deal is expected to be concluded by the start of next week as they fight to save their new stadium build as well as their Premier League future. [Mail Online]

Everton’s relegation rivals have been told the Premier League is powerless to fast-track the process of hearing the Merseyside club’s financial fair play charges despite the considerable impact a guilty verdict would have on the clubs. [Mirror]

Everton Women were defeated 4-1 by Arsenal. It was a challenging night for the Blues in the WSL against one of the top-flight’s title challengers. [EFC]

Everton FC v Arsenal - Barclays Women’s Super League Photo by Jess Hornby/Getty Images

Everton are keeping tabs on UD Almeria forward Largie Ramazani ahead of a potential summer move. [Football Fancast]

Nathan Patterson has revealed how Seamus Coleman has remained a key figure behind-the-scenes at Everton despite his season-ending injury. [Echo]

Everton Under-19s suffered a 4-0 defeat to Wolves Under-19s in both sides’ opening game of the Premier League’s Next Gen Cup. [EFC]

Check out the latest “My Everton” story. #86 in the series. [EFC]

Teenager Isaac Price has decided to call time on his 12-year stay at Everton by agreeing a summer transfer to Belgian club Standard Liege. [Echo]

Amadou Onana might be a possible solution to the potential Chelsea departure of N’golo Kante. [Football Fancast]

Yerry Mina’s potential departure could still be happening. [Inside Futbol]

Newcastle host Brighton in a Premier League match. Europa League and Conference League semi-final games include West Ham travelling to AZ Alkmar.

Full schedule of games here.

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