Everton, despite what Farhad Moshiri promised, have become a club that is very often forced into offloading their most sellable assets. It was always the case under David Moyes, but with good reason. The ownership was not laden with cash, and therefore big-money departures helped keep the club afloat. They were in a permanent state of mediocrity, and for most fans, that was enough. However, when the Iranian billionaire hopped on board in 2016, that was expected to change. Backed by his endless riches, no longer would they have to sell to bigger clubs to stay afloat. They were instead set to co…
