American businessman John Textor is working towards acquiring Everton, but the club has emphasized that more work is needed to finalize the deal. Textor, who currently owns a 45% stake in Crystal Palace, must sell his shares there due to Premier League regulations before taking over Everton, with a deadline set for November 30. In a recent interview, Textor compared the opportunity to own Everton to being asked to become the President of the United States, expressing enthusiasm for the potential investment. Everton's interim CEO, Colin Chong, confirmed ongoing discussions but noted that Textor's comments represent his personal views, not an official stance from the club. Despite the ongoing negotiations, Everton currently sits at the bottom of the Premier League after three consecutive losses, with manager Sean Dyche's future not in jeopardy according to Textor. The club remains focused on supporting Dyche and preparing for upcoming matches.