Two US-based businesses are interested in the club and might close a deal "very quickly."

According to former Everton manager Keith Wyness, two US-based companies are eyeing the club and might finalize a purchase “very quickly.”🙂

The 66-year-old, who ran a football consultancy advising elite clubs after serving as CEO of Goodison Park from 2004 to 2009, stated the drawn-out 777 Partners takeover process will “hamper” the club in the transfer market in an interview with Football Insider’s Inside Track podcast.

Premier League approval of 777’s £500 million buyout agreement with chairman Farhad Moshiri was delayed in September because to concerns regarding their finance sources.

Everton has already received multiple loans from 777 Partners to cover operating expenses, and a new deal will raise the total sum owing to more than £200 million.

However, Wyness asserted that if an outside party has “strong financial credentials,” they might close a deal “very quickly.”

This is the ideal moment to finish a takeover, he stated on the Insider Track program of Football Insider.

“You’re attempting to set up and obtain approval prior to the transfer window opening.

Normally, you would try to accomplish that. With four weeks remaining in the timeframe, the new owners of Villa were accepted, and it does negatively impact you.

This is a critical moment.

“There are still a lot of rumors circulating about two other possible US purchasers. It might go extremely quickly if they have solid financial credentials and are reputable.