FARHAD MOSHIRI can almost certainly forget MSP Sports Capital taking over to bail Everton out of the threat of administration.have the finances in place to cover the £200m of debt they would inherit if they took over the club.
With Moshiri finally accepting the reality that the 777 Partners deal - agreed eight months ago - is doomed, the prospect of MSP coming to the rescue had emerged as Everton’s salvation.But it has now emerged that MSP only put up a fraction over half of the money they loaned the club last year. Around £225m is owed to Rights and Media Funding, while 777 Partners - now facing a series of legal battles in Europe and the USA - provided £200m to keep the club going while they were hoping for Prem sign-off of their takeover.League chiefs have not been given credible evidence that 777 Partners has the money to meet their responsibilities, leaving the club in ownership limbo since September.
That, though, would leave MSP facing a 100 per cent charge on the stadium company and make them automatically liable to fund the £200m still needed to fund the new home’s completion.vice president Jahm Najafi and US sports super agent Jeff Moorad - wanted to take a 25 per cent stake in the club last year the debts stood at just half the current level.It leaves Moshiri facing a £750m loss on his total investment unless an alternative buyer surfaces.
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