What 777 Partners, prospective Everton purchasers, anticipate the Premier League doing this week.

It appears as though the lengthy takeover of Everton by 777 Partners may finally be coming to an end.

After an agreement was signed with Farhad Moshiri in September, the Premier League’s decision to certify the contract has been under investigation for too long.

However, according on information that surfaced earlier today, it appears like the Toffees will finally find out what will happen to them and whether they will be exchanging their unfortunate Iranian owner for this controversial Miami-based company.

There should be contact fairly soon, and an official decision not too long after. However, when can residents of Everton anticipate receiving a decision?

We examine more closely…What’s the latest on 777 Partners?

This looks to have been the quiet before the storm, as we have seen things go silent on that front.

As The Telegraph has reported, an outcome is now anticipated.

Journalist Tom Morgan writes: “As the top tier’s directors and owners’ test finally comes to an end, Everton and 777 Partners are anticipating contact from the Premier League this week.” The Miami-based consortium has addressed all outstanding queries, and the club remains optimistic that it will find out its fate in the next two weeks.

The process has been bogged down by their lack of transparency, but now that it has been resolved, it appears that the clarity may translate into a conclusion. Morgan goes on: “A precise date for a decision is anticipated to be included in Premier League contact with 777 in the upcoming days.”

“Even though 777 had hoped to close the deal by Christmas, there is still hope that it will be approved in the end.”

Finally, a resolution for Everton

At least this will signal the end of one of their endless waits, which are killing the fan base, whether it is approved or not.

If fans don’t have something to conceal, it doesn’t make sense for the Premier League to keep them in the dark, and based on the appeal, it seems that this is the case.

In defense, they assert that 777 Partners’ misbehavior appears to have mainly prevented this takeover scenario.

They want to add the Toffees to their extensive portfolio of multiple clubs, but it’s unclear if they will be successful or not.

Whatever the outcome, though, it may finally signal a time of stability with an owner whose only concern should be their predicament. That is still to be determined.