Brighton off to flying start under Fabian Hurzeler as Everton swatted aside
Promising beginning for the Premier League’s youngest-ever manager as Goodison Park embarks on its final season
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Promising beginning for the Premier League’s youngest-ever manager as Goodison Park embarks on its final season
Fee agreed with Everton believed to be £50 million and Belgium midfielder is poised for Villa Park medical in next few days
Investigation has been called into treatment that the late footballer received before he passed away last month, aged 54
Adams and Rooney lead tributes to ‘giant of a man’ who won Double under George Graham and represented four top-flight teams with distinction
American billionaire emerges as favourite after Farhad Moshiri held talks with five parties
Sir Jim Ratcliffe seems unlikely to sanction a big-money move, especially while United also need a holding midfielder and a striker
Timing of announcement is significant as Farhad Moshiri attempts to present a ‘business as usual’ image amid ongoing financial challenges
Exclusive: Exposure of insurers owned by A-Cap to 777 Partners is as high as £9 billion but executives remain keen on deal
Breakdown in talks was sparked by Moshiri declining to sign an initial term sheet when the American tabled an offer
Another consortium of potential investors has emerged but Andy Bell and George Downing are still front-runners
Lifelong fans seek backing of one of world’s richest men following collapse of 777 Partners’ proposed takeover
Rumours spread around the Emirates that West Ham had equalised at Man City. They had not done so.
Many fans were happy to express their gratitude for the Scot’s service, but there were few imploring him to stay
Exclusive: Moshiri has given Miami-based investors last chance to rescue a deal that remains in major doubt
Masters tells Football Governance Bill committee that 777 Partners still to meet conditions imposed on Everton deal
Crumbling of 777 takeover has released a new wave of pessimism over the club, but administration can only be a last resort
European Championship may have come too soon for the Everton striker but their gain is England’s loss
Club have taken pragmatic view after securing safety from relegation despite the six and two-point sanctions