Everton investment update emerges after the Friedkins claim
Everton fans expect The Friedkin Group (TFG) to change the culture at Goodison Park after taking over from Farhad Moshiri.
The initial days at the Merseyside outfit have been promising, but the Americans could have arguably done more in the winter transfer window to back David Moyes.
Nonetheless, the Scottish manager’s strong start to the campaign have put the concerns from the Moshiri era on the back burner.
The 61-year-old arguably deserves massive credit from the supporters after winning three consecutive fixtures in the Premier League.
TFG to make further investments
Alan Myers says TFG will examine several aspects of the club to determine where more investments are needed.
The Sky Sports journalist revealed on his personal X account (8 February) that the new owners will look at all areas of the Toffees and determine what needs improvement.
Dan Freidkin is looking to shake things up with the Blues’ academy setup and make changes to bring the best out of the prospects [The i Paper].
Myers believes that’s not the only aspect the Friedkins will look to enhance at Everton, saying: “I think all areas of the club will be looked at by the new owners to see where they can improve or invest further.”
Everton to be revolutionised under the Friedkins
Moshiri’s apparent mismanagement at the Toffees has led to them being in constant relegation battles over the years.
The appointment of Sean Dyche arguably highlighted the Blues’ fall, as the former Burnley manager tried to retain their Premier League status season after season.
With the change in ownership and manager, the atmosphere around Goodison has changed for the good.
The Merseyside outfit have opened up a nine-point gap with the relegation zone, and supporters will likely be confident of avoiding the drop to the Championship.
While there’s still a long way to go in the campaign, TFG will be confident about planning for what’s to come as the Toffees are set to move to Bramley-Moore Dock.
In the winter window, Carlos Alcaraz was the only signing on loan as Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR) might have hindered the signing of additional reinforcements.
The Goodison faithful are behind the new owners for now, but if the patterns of the Moshiri era are repeated, things could turn sour in L4 once again.