Moyes hopes for Everton’s competitiveness in the summer transfer window

Last season, Everton faced the consequences of breaching financial fair play regulations, resulting in a points deduction. This also impacted the club’s ability to make signings, a reality acknowledged by head coach David Moyes.

Details: The Everton manager emphasized that the transfer market is a competitive environment, one in which the club is currently unable to compete. However, he believes this could change in the summer with new ownership.

Quote: “I think this football club needs to operate in a market where we can compete and challenge other teams. Right now, we are not in that market—I don’t think so. But I am confident that with new owners coming in this summer, we will move past this situation, and hopefully, we’ll start closing the gap and becoming more competitive,” Moyes said.

Reminder: It was previously reported that Moyes has lost his key midfielder, Orel Mangala, due to an ACL injury.