Dan Friedkin, the CEO of The Friedkin Group and owner of AS Roma, has renewed his interest in purchasing Everton FC after previously withdrawing from negotiations in July due to concerns over the club's significant debt, estimated at over £200 million. Friedkin is currently discussing the feasibility and structure of a potential offer with stakeholders, marking a notable twist in Everton's ongoing takeover saga. Meanwhile, John Textor, a fellow US investor, remains a leading contender to buy the club, having secured backing from Aliya Capital Partners and needing to divest his stake in Crystal Palace to proceed. The uncertainty surrounding the ownership of Everton continues, as discussions with 777 Partners collapsed earlier this year, leaving the path open for both Friedkin and Textor. As of now, there is no confirmation that Friedkin will make a formal offer, and no comments have been made by representatives from either party. The situation remains fluid, with potential implications for the future of Everton.