Urgent! Breaking news! 777 Patterns Responded to the Allegations! Everton News

Everton’s takeover at the hands of 777 Partners continues to rumble on.

It has to be one of the most protracted deals in the Premier League’s recent history, as the Miami-based firm continues to overcome hurdles in their pursuit of the Merseyside club.

They are clearly intent on adding the Toffees to their sprawling multi-club model, as the potential jewel to a crown already consisting of Sevilla, Genoa, Hertha Berlin, Melbourne Victory and more.

It is almost admirable just how persistent they have been in the face of such unrelenting adversity, with there seemingly being a fresh setback every other week.

Many have sought to discredit their financial power and ability as owners, yet they take everything in stride.

However, this latest piece of news might worry Josh Wander and co…

Paul Brown has been one name who has consistently sought to discredit 777 Partners and outline their weaknesses as potential owners, with Everton’s best interests at heart given his affiliation with the club.

Now, speaking to GIVEMESPORT, he has issued an update which will likely have delighted him upon first hearing the information.

Although other consortiums have been linked with a late takeover in the past few months, this latest one is reliant on the collapse of the ongoing situation, which Brown has suggested could occur.

The journalist now notes: ‘We did reach out to the other group of US investors who are waiting to see how things go at Everton with this takeover and who have expressed an interest.

‘I’m told that the fact that Everton were charged again, and could potentially end up with another points penalty, should not necessarily be an issue in terms of their interest or not. So I do think that if the 777 Partners takeover collapses, another bidder is likely to emerge.’

It is no secret the financial aid that 777 Partners have already injected into Everton, despite still being unaware of if and when the Premier League will ratify their deal.

In total, the would-be owners have now loaned Everton around £142m, with these funds being used both for the Bramley-Moore Dock stadium, which is flying up, and the day-to-day running costs.

The latter is a particularly frightening prospect, with the club in such a dire position that they are forced to seek a long-term solution to a short-term project.

Without these loans, it is unbearable to think where the Toffees might be right now.

Like it or not, Everton are heavily reliant on 777 Partners now. It would seemingly take a miracle to see the deal fall through, as in doing so it could take the Merseyside outfit down with them.

That is, unless this new bidder acts fast…