David Moys took the reins in January, moving Everton away from certain dangers. Goodison Park had sunk, but instead the Scottish coach had a positive impact, ensuring the club let go of its historic home for future success.
With the 2024/25 Premier League season finished with Everton finishing 13th, Moy and Friedkin Group turned their attention to the summer transfer window and released the mainstays of the first teams, including many Roney and Abdu Yedukoul.
It remains to be seen whether players like Dominique Calvert Lewin and Michael Keene will play at Hill Dickinson Stadium, but Toffee is preparing to add authentic quality to his starting lineup.
With that note, let’s see how Moyes can apply his expertise to the summer.
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GK-Jordan Pickford
Jordan Pickford currently completes 319 games for Everton and maintains 89 clean sheets. He has been a pillar of strength and a source of leadership for many years.
He won’t go anywhere. What else should I say?
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RB – Jake O’Brien
Joining from Lyon last summer, Jake O’Brien didn’t start a Premier League match until Moys’ second game.
He has since been hailed as an “absolute revelation” by TNT sports commentator Adam Virgo and was a regular feature in the starting lineup.
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CB -Yann Bisseck
While the currently injured James Tarkowski is still in the book, Everton can move to sign a long-term heir, and Inter Milan’s Jan Bisek is ambitiously targeting the role.
Bissesk is a huge defensive star and has played a prominent role in the Serie A side’s ongoing Champions League campaign.
According to TeamTalk, Everton is informed that he can take him to Bramley-Moore if he meets the £30 million ask price.
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CB – Jarrad Branthwaite
Will Jarrad Branthwaite be Everton Player in September? Just a few months ago, the powerful defender was reported to be considering his options after three Lions boss Thomas Tushell was overlooked at the march camp.
Tuchel opposed choosing him again. Liverpool, Manchester City and Manchester United are rumoured to be enthusiastic, but Moys will certainly want to hold his star centre-back.
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lb -vitaliii mykolenko
The solid and highly reliable vitalii mykolenko has another equipment to enhance his development, but since the management change in January, he has definitely made a profit by talking about his enjoyment of embracing a more aggressive role.
Mykolenko has been involved in six goals in 110 Premier League matches, half of which have been posted in his final 11 matches, with Moyes at the helm.
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CM – Toukek
Moe has enjoyed the fruits of the Czech midfielder’s labor for over four years at West Ham United, so he hopes to sign Thomas Soucek this summer.
A hardworking and physical player with a wise eye on goal, Soucek quickly did. And according to football insiders, he’s keen on the move.
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CM – Idrissa Gueye
TFG is fighting teeth and claws to follow TeamTalk to bring 35-year-old Idrissa Gueye into a new deal. He may be on the ride, but the Senegal midfielder has been a tough threat in the heart of the park this season and has been extremely important to Moe’s side.
Premier League 24/25 – Top tackler | ||
|---|---|---|
Rank | player | Tackle |
1) | Idrissa Gueye | 133 |
2) | Daniel Munoz | one two three |
3) | Joao Gomes | 116 |
4) | Noussair Mazraoui | 115 |
5) | Moises Caiceco | 114 |
Statistics via Premier League | ||
Everton needs to hold his services. Gueye has a calming effect while bringing a violent storm to your enemy. It would be difficult to replace that.
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RW -Ben Doak
Reports say Everton is internally speaking about the incredible dive of Liverpool talent Ben Doak. He enjoys a productive loan spell with Middlesbrough, scoring three goals and supplying seven assists from 24 matches in the championship.
While Scotland International, worth £30 million, isn’t cheap, he’s explosive, electrical, and undoubtedly an upgrade to Jack Harrison that sends out.
Former Tartan boss Craig Revain promoted him to become a “world-class player.”
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AM -Charly Alcaraz
Everton may be separated from most of the terms of the loan, but they are talking with Flamengo to sign permanently with Faramengo.
Argentine talent is persistent and dynamic, running for his money for 10 berths to Dwight McNeill.
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LW -Idiman Ndaye
What a player. Iliman Ndiaye missed a fair chunk of the season after Moyes replaced Sean Dyche, but who can deny that he is a signature to stop the show?
Arrived from Marseille at a rate of £15 million, Ndiaye, 25, finished his campaign as the club’s top goalscorer, scoring 11 goals from 37 matches in all competitions.
