Everton look no closer to having their takeover saga resolved anytime soon with outside investment away from 777 Partners becoming “problematic”, according to Alan Myers.

The Sky Sports journalist reported that Everton fans are growing increasingly frustrated with the lack of action and communication from everyone involved.

Sean Dyche’s side may have secured Premier League safety with a strong run of form in recent weeks, but their points deductions for breaking profit and sustainability rules are making it difficult to attract new investors.

Myers shared in his latest update on Sky Sports: “With the process extending much further than expected it has become imperative that communication of some sort is required.

“The process has not been helped by two PSR investigations and sanctions in the same season for the club with the uncertainty making the search for further investment more problematic.”

777 Partners must provide Everton fans with takeover clarity

Everton fans have been through one of their toughest seasons in many a year at Goodison Park, with the latest in a series of relegation battles being pitted against the backdrop of the club’s takeover saga. 777 Partners have been attempting to take control of the Toffees for over eight months now, with Myers revealing that the investment fund has pumped £200million into the club during that time, all the while failing to get the green light from the Premier League.

Toffees fans want answers from any one of 777, current owner Farhad Moshiri, or the league itself, as to what the club will look like in the coming months, with next to no sign of progress emerging in recent times despite their uptick of form on the pitch. The club’s players and staff have done what they needed to do on the pitch, sealing a place in the Premier League next season with two games to go, but off it, attention now turns to just if, how and when Everton’s future will be resolved.