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Jay-Z tipped to be part of sensational Everton takeover and follow in footsteps of Ryan Reynolds, Rob McElhenney and Tom Brady

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  • Jay-Z could join Textor in Everton takeover
  • American businessman trying to buy majority stake
  • Everton next face Southampton on Tuesday
  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    American businessman John Textor, who also owns Ligue 1 side Lyon and co-owns Crystal Palace and Botafogo, had shown interest in becoming the majority owner of Everton as he placed an offer in the initial round of bidding on June 1. Now The Sun reports that Textor wants award-winning musician Jay-Z to be part of the consortium to take over the Toffees.

  • Jay-ZGetty

    THE BIGGER PICTURE

    The 54-year-old rap star, who is worth $2.5 billion (£1.9b), is now an entrepreneur and could be tempted to invest in the takeover of the Premier League side as Textor looks to buy out Farhad Moshiri's majority. The Guardian earlier reported that the Lyon owner would have to sell his Palace shares to buy the Toffees - but he is understood to be confident his stake with the Eagles is 'sought after'.

  • DID YOU KNOW?

    The Merseyside giants have been in a long, fraught process trying to sell the club. Fans are increasingly exasperated with Moshiri and the failed takeover attempts by The Friedkin Group and 777 Partners earlier this year.

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    WHAT NEXT FOR EVERTON?

    Sean Dyche's side, who are off to a nightmare start in the 2024/25 campaign having lost all of their first four Premier League matches, will be next seen in action on Tuesday night as they take on Southampton in an EFL third-round clash.