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Fresh claim emerges over why Friedkin Group changed Everton plans

A fresh claim has emerged over why The Friedkin Group changed its plans for Everton during the summer, with UEFA’s multi-club ownership rules said to have played a significant part. Football finance analyst Paul Quinn, better known as The Esk…

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Published: Wednesday, 28 October 2026 at 11:25 AM

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Paul Quinn claims UEFA multi-club ownership restrictions caused The Friedkin Group to alter its Everton plans.
The Friedkin Group's proposed arrangement to co-own Everton and Roma reportedly failed to receive UEFA approval.
Quinn claimed that an estimated £100 million in planned summer funding was subsequently withdrawn.

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UEFA multi-club ownership rules reportedly played a major role in The Friedkin Group shifting its plans for Everton. Football finance analyst Paul Quinn stated that the group initially believed it had a viable solution allowing both Everton and Roma to operate under shared ownership during European competitions, but the proposal ultimately failed to secure UEFA approval.

Following the setback, Quinn claimed around £100 million in potential funding was pulled back as owners reassessed their strategy. The Friedkin Group has since confirmed it is exploring new investment opportunities for Everton, including a potential sale of a controlling interest.

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