New Everton Owners: The Friedkin Group

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In the Times:

"Sarofim a known admirer of Sean Dyche, was somewhat dismayed to learn post his multi million pound investment, that Dyche and Everton had parted ways. Undeterred Sarofim intends to re- instil Dyche's philopeshey, of getting lads back on the grass, ensuring no effort is left wanting in getting players, Premier League Fit, Fit and continue the work that Dyche had started in changing Everton's Story".
In the Daily Sport:

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Bit surprised at the Sarofim development. On one hand access to additional capital is always welcome but I wasn't anticipating that TFG would be going down the route of looking for new investment.
My guess would be and seems to be the same with a few others on here that's it's more like a dragons den type investment. Probably coming onboard as much for his know how and contacts than the actual financial investment.
 
How do you know that?
Because it's what's their press release basically said in the Guardian


Sarofim has joined Everton’s ownership group, Roundhouse Capital, and will be given an observer position on the football club’s board. Sarofim’s family company, Fayez Sarofin & Co, manages assets worth an estimated $31bn (£23bn) and Everton’s owners have recruited him with a view to giving them access to broader sources of funding. His personal wealth is reported to be more than $3.7bn. His money is believed to be going into Roundhouse rather than the club. No new shares will be issued at this stage.

He's acquired a piece of the ownership company Roundhouse and it seems they want his contacts to help him secure beneficial lending deals.

The days of Moshiri style interest free loans are probably over for us. These relationships will give us access to some very good terms for any investment we do need from lenders though.
 

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