Important update on Everton's acquisition with a new era that will begin at Goodison Park

The Friedkin Group hopes to complete its acquisition of Everton before Christmas, according to Talksport.

Romani Supreme Dan Friedkin is close to obtaining the approval of the Premier League to buy the participation of 94.1 percent of Farhad Moshiri in the toffees.

Moshiri agreed the sale in September and will leave without practically anything from the agreement, agreed in September, since Friedkin is leaving the debts of the Everton of around 600 million.

The British-Iraní businessman first acquired a 49.9 percent participation in Everton in 2016 before increasing his participation in the property in later years.

Meanwhile, Friedkin bought Rome in 2020 and is currently the president of the series A.

Under their property, the Giallorossi did not end up under the seventh place and won their first European trophy in 61 years (the Conference League) in 2022.

It has been a turbulent period for toffee after they infringed the rules of profitability and sustainability of the Premier League in recent seasons.

Sean Dyche team was reduced a deduction of ten points to six points in the appeal last season before receiving another two -point penalty.

Despite the punishments, Everton ended up in the 15th place in the table, 14 points in the descent zone.

So far this season, the toffee have won three of their 14 league games and are five points above the descent zone.

It is also his last campaign on Goodison Park before moving to a new stadium.

After 132 years in the place, Everton will cross Liverpool to Bramley-More Dock before the 2025/26 season.

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However, last week, shocking images of floods in the new incomplete land.

Water videos falling in cascade along the stairs of a position circulated on social networks after the storm Darragh brought severe climatic conditions to meseyside.

The bad weather also caused the Merseyside Derby to be postponed on Saturday.

The Premier League has not yet confirmed a new date for the game.

Everton returns to action after its long break this weekend before a busy festive schedule for Dyche and its players.

The toffee travel to Emirates Stadium to face Arsenal on Saturday afternoon.