Dan Friedkin can learn from fellow American as he continues to play dangerous game at Everton

Chris Beesley argues that Everton chairman Dan Friedkin is playing a dangerous game by remaining detached from the club, contrasting his absence with the emotional investment of stadium architect Dan Meis. Friedkin has never attended an Everton match, nor has he set foot in the new 52,769-capacity Hill Dickinson Stadium despite owning the club for over 650 days.

Beesley highlights that manager David Moyes has reportedly never spoken directly with Friedkin, despite entering the final year of his contract. The writer warns that Everton risk falling behind without stronger leadership, active engagement, and greater squad investment, particularly as The Friedkin Group continues to show visible hands-on attention to AS Roma.