Everton's owners consider selling club after two years in charge

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Last updated Oct 9, 2026

Everton's owners consider selling club after two years in charge
Summary

Everton's American ownership, represented by the Friedkin Group, is exploring a potential sale of the Premier League club less than two years after acquiring it. They took control in December 2024 for £400 million and have since faced challenges, including a disappointing summer transfer window. The club finished 13th in the Premier League in the past two seasons under manager David Moyes. The Friedkin Group aims to ensure the club moves forward positively and is seeking interested parties who align with that vision.

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  • •Friedkin Group paid £400 million for Everton in December 2024.
  • •Everton has finished 13th in the Premier League for two consecutive seasons.
  • •David Moyes is the club's current manager.
  • •The group is looking for new investment options to enhance the club.
  • •Everton has not won a major trophy since the 1995 FA Cup.
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Everton's American owners are considering selling the Premier League club less than two years after they took control.Everton, ever-present in the English top flight since 1954, have finished 13th in the past two Premier League seasons under manager David Moyes after some rocky campaigns.

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