That Everton is in crisis is absolutely no secret. – Last season they were punished with points deductions due to excessive deficits twice, but still, to the great credit of a hard-fighting manager in Sean Dyche, they managed to survive in the Premier League.
Ever since this autumn, an agreement between owner Farhad Moshiri and 777 Partners has been pending approval by the Premier League, but the American fund, with its fringe reputation, so far ready to meet all the requirements contained in the agreement.
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One thing is for sure, you need big money to compete with clubs like Real Madrid, Paris Saint-Germain, Liverpool, Arsenal and Manchester City. – It has been a long time since Everton was one of the greats.
It will be exciting to follow what the next few weeks have to offer!
If you have money, you win more, there is a lot in life, including football, take for example Manchester City, owned by mega-rich owners from Abu Dhabi. They can afford the likes of Erling Braut Haaland and Kevin de Bruyne and have won the last four Premier League titles under Pep Guardiola.
On Friday night, The Times claimed that one of the richest families in the world is backing a bid to buy Premier League club Everton. Michael Saul Dell, the founder of Dell Technologies, his “family office” to back an attempt to take over the Toffees.
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The article said: “Michael Saul Dell, the founder of Dell Technologies worth around £120 billion, is using his ‘family office’ to back a takeover bid by businessmen Andy Bell and George Downing.
“Family offices are established by wealthy families to manage their finances, and Dell’s MSD partners are on board if (Farhad) Moshiri gives Bell and Downing a period of exclusivity to seal a deal.”
Michael Saul Dell’s motto is “Play Nice But Win”
Everton endured a tough season but had enough quality to survive in the Premier League, despite the points haul. They eventually landed in 15th place.
As of March 2024, Dell is the 10th richest person in the world on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.
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Dell was born in Houston in 1965 and attended the University of Texas in 1983 to satisfy his parents’ desire for him to become a doctor. In 1984, Dell started his computer business with just $1,000. By the second half of his freshman year, he had already sold $80,000 worth of computers.
At the age of 19, Dell dropped out of college to run his company full-time, which eventually went public in 1988.
In 2004, Dell stepped down as CEO of the company, but remained chairman.
Back in 2022, it was reported by The New York Times that English club West Bromwich Albion secured a £20 million loan from Dell’s investment group MSD UK Holdings.
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