Farhad Moshiri is understood to be ready to break off from 777 Partners seven months on from deal being agreed
MSP Sports Capital could yet come back to the table with a takeover bid for Everton as a deal with 777 Partners teeters on the brink of collapse.
Those allegations, the latest in a string of claims over unpaid debts by the firm and its subsidiaries, were on this occasion brought by London-based Leadenhall Capital in relation to financing provided by the firm to 777 where it was claimed they used collateral that either “did not exist” or was not owned by Wander’s entities.
The loan from MSP had a maturity date of April 15, with 777 having had to scramble to persuade MSP to extend the loan repayment, something that the firm reluctantly agreed to, although that extension was said to be ‘weeks not months’. That did not happen, but MSP is now assessing whether acquiring the club may now be the best course of action given the increasing likelihood of the 777 deal collapsing imminently.
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