Everton owner Farhad Moshiri believes 777 Partners are the right party to take over the club.
The Toffees have been officially up for sale for some time given their financial problems.
Moshiri is hoping to get out of the club, as he no longer has the funds to improve the team or infrastructure.
In a new interview with Sky Sports' Alan Myers, Moshiri stated: "The more time that I have spent with the 777 team, the more my confidence increases that we have found the right people to take the club forward in the modern era.
"They are highly professional and deliver exactly when they say they will, and I look forward to them achieving all their regulatory approvals and proceeding to completion on the timetable we set."
777 Partners chief Josh Wander spoke about criticism of his group from other clubs they own, including Hertha Berlin and Standard Liege.
He told Sky Sports: "We're humble enough to acknowledge that we don't always get everything right the first time and we have learned a lot over the past few years.
"At the same time, I would challenge anyone to say we have not improved the sporting and financial performance of every club we've invested in, and done so in a fairly short period of time."