In the midst of the takeover “waiting game,” Paul Brown predicts that 777 Partners will be “more likely” at Everton.

If they don’t receive approval, 777 Partners are more likely to abandon their planned takeover of Everton or be forced to do so.

Journalist Paul Brown has stated that the Premier League is solely responsible for the current state of affairs.

Amid concerns that the sale may fail, Farhad Moshiri has been more involved with the Goodison Park team in recent weeks.

“Unfortunately, it is still just a waiting game,” Brown said to GIVEMESPORT. “From the club’s perspective, I can appreciate the fans’ displeasure with this, and it can’t truly continue forever.

The Premier League has ultimate control over everything. It is necessary to assess whether or not these individuals are qualified to oversee Everton. This has no time limits, and I don’t believe the loan money being given to the team is unending.

The likelihood that 777 Partners will eventually leave or be compelled to leave if they don’t receive approval in the upcoming weeks is higher. Before 777 Partners choose to take action, it’s hard to predict when a decision would be reached, if one is taken at all. Fans of Everton will therefore need to exercise patience.

anxiously awaiting Everton

In recent years, the Toffees have faced numerous challenges, both on and off the field. Regretfully, it appears that Sean Dyche, the players, the supporters, and the authorities at Goodison Park will not be able to resolve these issues very soon.

Given that the Premier League and the Merseyside club are presently at odds in a number of areas, there is understandable friction between them.

In addition to awaiting Premier League clearance for their planned acquisition of 777, Everton has also been hit with another financial fair play penalty.

The Toffees are appealing the 10 league point deduction they received this season, but they still stand to lose more due to the lingering second charge.

The financial violations that have resulted in penalty may directly affect the 777 position; if the team is relegated this season, the US firm will undoubtedly leave, but they may decide well before that happens.

In other Everton news, Gary Neville delivered a live Toffees verdict on Sky Sports and foresaw a transfer explosion.