WANNABE Everton owners 777 Partners have suffered a double blow after being expelled from Brazilian and Belgian football.
The investment firm’s two leading figures, Josh Wander and Steve Pasko, were fired from the 777 board earlier this week.
And just hours after a Brazilian court suspended its ownership of Rio-based Vasco da Gama and requested an independent examination of its accounts, 777’s stake in Standard Liege was confiscated by the Belgian judiciary.
It follows allegations of money still owed for its acquisition in 2022.
Toffees owner Farhad Moshiri refuses to back out of the sale despite 777’s failure to meet Prem bosses’ financial demands.
Everton have consolidated their position in the Premier League with games remaining.
This was despite dropping points on two occasions throughout the campaign.
The club lost 10 points before regaining four following an appeal.
However, there was another two-point penalty for another breach of profit and sustainability rules.
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Everton withdrew their appeal in the following second deduction after securing Premier League status.
Off the field, there are still problems for the club, especially in the construction of its new one.
Construction of the Bramley Moore Dock Stadium has not yet been completed.
The club hope to be ready for the 2025-26 campaign but have been unable to secure the funds for the next phase of development.
Everton will end their Premier League campaign with a trip to Arsenal.
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