Everton owner Farhad Moshiri has put the Merseyside team up for sale, The Guardian reports.
Farhad Moshiri (right), Getty ImagesAs the source informs, after the dismissal of Frank Lampard from the post of head coach of Everton, Farhad Moshiri decided to put the team up for sale. In the previous months, Farhad was looking for investors for "toffees", but now he decided to get rid of the club. The estimated sale price is £500m.
Let's add that Farhad Moshiri bought Everton shares in 2016. During this time, the Toffees spent about 700 million pounds on transfers, but this did not bring any results. At the same time, Moshiri showed himself to be a weak manager. Right now, the Toffees are in penultimate place in the Premier League and are looking for a new coach.
It is worth noting that Ukrainian Vitaliy Mykolenko plays in Everton.
