Moyes surprised to learn Everton are up for sale by Friedkin Group
Everton manager David Moyes expressed genuine surprise that the club's owners, the Friedkin Group, have decided to put the club up for sale. Moyes stated he only became aware of the decision on the morning it was announced, suggesting the managerial staff and playing squad were not consulted or informed in advance. The Friedkin Group, who took control of Everton in 2024, are now seeking new ownership, creating uncertainty around the club's direction during a critical period. Moyes, who returned to Everton for a second managerial spell, now faces the challenge of leading the team amid off-field instability.
Read the full story at skysports.comOwnership uncertainty is rarely welcome at any football club, and Everton's situation is particularly delicate given the club's recent off-field turbulence, including their points deduction and ongoing stadium project. The fact that Moyes — a senior figure at the club — was caught off guard by the sale announcement signals a communication gap between the Friedkin Group and the football operation, which could have implications for transfer planning and squad stability. For Everton supporters, the timing raises fresh questions about continuity, investment, and the long-term project at Hill Dickinson Stadium.
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