The Friedkin Group are expected to finish the Everton takeover process before Christmas, according to The Esk.

Paul Quinn, who runs The Esk podcast and blog, has admitted that there are no leaks like there were in previous takeover attempts.

777 Partners and John Textor both attempted to buy the club but failed in their attempts to do so.

Via X, The Esk wrote: “In contrast to all previous takeover attempts there is virtually no leaking of information. It is expected to conclude before Christmas.”

The Friedkin Group appear to be quietly going on about the Everton takeover process

The absence of leaks in the takeover process by The Friedkin Group signifies a commendable level of professionalism and discretion.

It contrasts sharply with past attempts where constant leaks often led to speculation, misinformation and a circus of media attention, which could disrupt negotiations and unsettle fans and stakeholders.

By keeping details under wraps, the Texas-based firm are maintaining a controlled environment where strategic discussions can occur without external pressures or premature public opinions influencing the outcomes.

This approach not only reflects their business acumen but also instils a sense of confidence and stability into the process, suggesting a serious intent to finalise the deal without the distractions that have historically plagued Everton’s takeover sagas.

Fans have rightly grown sick of this entire saga and will be looking for a resolution to this process that has been drawn on for way too long.

Hopefully, the Farhad Moshiri era officially ends in 2024 and the supporters can look forward to the new year with new owners in charge.

In other Everton news, Alan Myers has issued the latest update on Dele Alli’s situation at Goodison Park.

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