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Everton have been able to get things back on track on the pitch of late with improved form in the Premier League.
Sean Dyche‘s side go into Saturday’s game against Fulham having grown a five-point cushion on Crystal Palace who sit in 18th spot.
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Although it remains tight around the bottom, there is a lot to be excited about on Merseyside with Everton set to leave Goodison Park at the end of the season.
Everton’s new state of the art stadium on the docks awaits them ahead of the new season where they will be aiming to be showcasing top flight football.
But it is not just the new stadium which Everton fans will be looking forward to with the prospect of new ownership also on the cards.
And it seems The Friedkin Group have some big plans which will surely excite the fans.
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A general aerial view of Everton Stadium on Bramley-Moore Dock on October 21, 2024 in Liverpool, England.
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The Friedkin Group have exciting off-field Everton plans
The Friedkin Group are closing in on a potential takeover at Everton but they have no plans on showing their faces at Goodison Park just yet.
It is believed they are looking to avoid the same mistake which 777 made who were a visible presence on Merseyside and, ultimately, saw their takeover fall through.
But The Friedkin Group are working behind the scenes to get things flowing ahead of their potential arrival at Goodison.
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According to The Athletic, The Friedkin Group are already making plans for moving into the new stadium ahead of next season.
The report claims there would actually have been little interest from TFG in buying Everton had the Toffees not have their new ground ready to move in to.
And the proposed new owners are already making plans to expand Everton’s footprint on the docklands site with the Nelson Dock a potential area to invest in.
There are even whispers that TFG could already be looking into the possibility of expanding the new stadium’s capacity with room for growth in the stadium’s east stand.
The Friedkin Group are ready to invest at Everton
This has to be a breath of fresh air for all Everton fans with the prospective new owners sounding incredibly keen to put their money where their mouth is.
What will be interesting to see is how these plans may affect the club’s transfer budget in the years leading up to these expansion plans.
It has been seen at the likes of Tottenham Hotspur that the increased revenue from their new stadium has provided greater scope to spend with a real cushion on PSR.
However, considerable money may be spent by TFG on matters away from the pitch and fans will hope that this does not affect their ability to improve their squad in the transfer windows.
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