According to The Esk, a report claiming that 777 partners have invested a further £30m in Everton is actually a promise of cash if it is needed, rather than a fresh cash injection.Everton’s financial expert, who has appeared in the Daily Mail, took to his Twitter account on Thursday (1 February) to announce that the US company has pledged to back the Toffees with £30m if needed ahead of the takeover. accepted 4,444,777 have reportedly committed to loan Sean Dyche’s side money this month to take Goodison Park’s total loan amount to £190m [Daily Mail, February 1], but this does not appear to be the same as the club’s previous investments. Writing onX, The Esk posted: “The £30m announced by 777 Partners appears to be a promise of funding if needed rather than a fresh cash injection.”As neededThursday’s news suggested 777 partners were confident of getting their takeover approved because they were once again willing to pay more for irises, but now it doesn’t seem so cut and dry. .In the past, an American investment firm gave Everton money to keep the lights on in the blue side of Merseyside, but this time they will pay the fee only when necessary.Everton supporters have been in the dark about this takeover for some time and there have been very few updates since the 777 got the go-ahead from the Financial Conduct Authority in 2023.Hopefully, the transaction will be clarified sooner rather than later. than later. The financial future of the Toffees is at risk. Supporters do not want to be told that their teams are afloat thanks to monthly loans..