Moyes hopes for Everton board support ahead of transfer window

Everton recently underwent a change in ownership, with the Friedkin family taking the reins at the club. This development has sparked optimism in the Toffees’ head coach David Moyes, who is anticipating a busy summer.

Details: The Liverpool side’s manager has expressed hope that the club will back him in the transfer market to secure the signings he is targeting.

Quote: "I think we'll be active in the market. New owners have arrived, and we're trying to establish a good relationship with them. They're Americans, and we're just looking to make up for lost time. There are a lot of things we're trying to implement. I have a good sense of what the club needs and what the fans want.

There's also the move to the new stadium and what that will mean for them. I suspect we'll get solid support in the transfer market. I don't think the prices will be sky-high, but I do think we'll be able to get a few deals done," Moyes told talkSPORT.

Reminder: Previously, it was expected that Everton’s old stadium, Goodison Park, would be demolished, but it will remain and has already found a new owner.