Crystal Palace co-owner John Textor has expressed his interest in buying Everton.

According to Simon Jordan, the “impressive” John Textor sees a “real opportunity” to acquire Everton at a

reduced cost.

As it becomes less probable that 777 Partners would take control, Textor has stated that he is interested in

purchasing the Toffees. Although the American company now controls 45% of Crystal Palace, it has enlisted the

help of investment firm The Raine Group to sell its portion.

According to reports, Farhad Moshiri has been in talks to sell Textor, whose Eagle Football Holding also owns

77% of Ligue 1 team Lyon, his 94.1% majority ownership in Everton. Eagle Football is “just not a perfect fit for

Crystal Palace,” according to the 58-year-old, who shared 25% of the voting rights with Steve Parish, Josh

Harris, and David Blitzer, according to the Athletic.

Additionally, he stated that his dream squad would be one that “championships; like, at the top of the league.”

On talkSPORT, Jordan, a previous owner of Palace, was questioned over his knowledge of Textor. “Very

impressive individual,” was his response.

Frank Jordan commented, “Well, Everton is a bigger football club than Crystal Palace,” in reference to Textor’s

possible acquisition of Everton. Additionally, it has a stadium construction possibility that will open at the

conclusion of the 2024–2025 season and is now in progress. Everton is larger in scope.

“I’m not sure what he’s really saying regarding the dangers that Palace won’t accept. John Textor is an

extremely smart businessman who has amassed substantial wealth in a variety of fields, including artificial

intelligence.

Steve Parish has made money from Crystal Palace, and he contributes money to the establishment.

I’m not completely sure what Textor is saying, but the basic line is that he can’t invest in Palace unless it abides

by financial fair play. People can argue over what he’s talking about if you’re going to tell me what risks you can

take with Crystal Palace.What I can tell you is that in the financial community that encircles the world of

football, people assume that someone will nick Everton, meaning they will be able to purchase Everton at a

reduced price. With a new stadium on the horizon, Everton would be among the top eight in the Premier

League and a serious contender for a spot in Europe under appropriate management.

This is a football team worth between £600 and £800 million, everyone would say. Because of the poor

management, it is currently a vehicle crash.

“My beloved buddy Bill Kenwright participated in some poor judgments, and occasionally other individuals

performed poorly as well, but Moshiri, the major rich guy, was ultimately responsible. Given that the owner no

longer wishes to be there, it’s not in excellent shape. Most people believe there is a genuine chance to pilfer this

football team. By pilfer, I don’t mean to take advantage of it without using it for something useful; rather, I

mean to pay a small fee along the way.