Everton FC Up for Sale Just Two Years After Friedkin Group Takeover

Premier League club Everton is on the market again, less than two years after the Friedkin Group's takeover. Details emerge as TFG explores new investment op...

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October 9, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — Manchester, England — Premier League football club Everton has once again been put up for sale, just over two years after the Friedkin Group (TFG) assumed control of the team.

The Texas-based investment firm, which finalized its purchase of the club in December 2024, announced Friday that it is exploring potential new investment opportunities, including a possible sale if suitable buyers are found. This marks a swift shift in direction for the group, which had only recently ended the long tenure of former owner Farhad Moshiri.

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TFG, led by billionaire Dan Friedkin, acquired 99.5% of Everton’s shares through its Roundhouse Capital investment vehicle in a deal valued at an undisclosed amount. The move comes after the group took over from Moshiri, who had held a 94.1% stake in the club. The announcement has reignited speculation about the future of the historic Premier League side.

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