777 Partners have committed to "work relentlessly" to deliver the best for Everton should their proposed takeover of the club go ahead.

Majority shareholder Farhad Moshiri signed an agreement with the Miami-based private equity firm to sell his stake in the club last month.

The deal remains subject to regulatory approval from the Premier League, the Football Association and the Financial Conduct Authority.

Josh Wander and fellow co-founder Steve Pasko visited Goodison Park last weekend for the Premier League defeat by Luton Town.

Wander, writing to fans for the first time, has pledged to do everything he can to improve things on and off the pitch at the club if and when the deal goes through.

"The opportunity to potentially assume ownership of Everton Football Club is one of the most profound we will have, both as investors and individuals. We approach it knowing we would carry the immense responsibility of 145 years of history and as a founding member of the Football League and Premier League," he wrote in a letter published on the club website.

"Today, football clubs are much more complicated businesses than ever before, while remaining vital community assets. But there is one eternal truth – we need to win matches. We can’t promise you that will happen immediately. We can promise you that we will instil a culture that demands and inspires two things: effort and accountability.

"That starts with Steve and I and includes every member of the organisation. We will seek to earn your approval through effort and accountability, creating a sustainable business and by putting a team on the pitch that respects the club’s proud heritage and reflects the character of the people who support it.

As Alan Ball famously said, 'Once Everton has touched you, nothing will be the same'. Though our time on Merseyside has been brief, we feel that to be true. We also know that more of the same is not enough. Nothing but the best will do for Everton. On behalf of 777, Steve and I commit to work relentlessly to that end."