There is a painting that hangs proudly in the home of Arsene Wenger.



Taking pride of place at his house in north London, the artwork was a gift to honour one of the Frenchman’s many milestones in charge of Arsenal. It cost several millions of pounds and was given to him by Farhad Moshiri.



The Iranian, then an Arsenal shareholder with business partner Alisher Usmanov, wanted to express his admiration for Wenger’s storied achievements.



Moshiri is a generous man and, when it comes to the things he is passionate about, money doesn’t really matter.



For the last four years, this passion has been Everton. To date, he has ploughed around £350 million into the club.



Four years after he arrived at Goodison Park, his commitment to Everton continues unabated. Moshiri’s injections of capital in the form of equity have reduced the net debt of a club that once had to sell talents such as Wayne Rooney and Mikel...