Friedkins ‘show Everton ambition’ after Evan Ferguson transfer development
Everton are in for a massive transfer window under The Friedkin Group (TFG), with a new era on the horizon at Bramley-Moore Dock.
David Moyes’ return to Goodison Park has been one of the best decisions the Americans have made since replacing Farhad Moshiri.
The Scottish manager has made swift progress at the Toffees, and things could potentially get better with quality signings next summer.
TFG must back Moyes in the coming months and are already showing encouraging signs of doing so.
TFG have turned the tide at Everton with Moyes
Moshiri’s last few years at the Blues saw them consistently under threat of being relegated, something fans will hope changes under the new owners.
Moyes has done a brilliant job of taking the Merseyside outfit 17 points clear of the relegation zone after beating Nottingham Forest 1-0 at the City Ground on Saturday (12 April).
Considering the record the Scotsman has since returning to the Goodison dugout, supporters will expect to hit greater heights in the upcoming campaign.
With the proper squad planning, the Toffees will undoubtedly have ambitions of qualifying for Europe next season.
Ferguson transfer wanted at Bramley-Moore Dock
Ferguson was linked with a move to Goodison Park in the winter transfer window, but he ended up joining West Ham United on loan.
The Ireland international has struggled for regular game time in the current campaign and hasn’t seen his prospects improve much at the Hammers.
Despite the 20-year-old’s recent struggles, it isn’t surprising to see the Blues still wanting him, considering the youngster’s potential.
Everton could reignite their interest in Ferguson next summer if he doesn’t join West Ham on a permanent transfer, according to TEAMtalk.
The news outlet reports (14 April) that the Merseyside outfit want to buy a new striker soon, with Brighton prepared to sell the 20-year-old.
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How much the Seagulls will demand remains to be seen, with £45m wanted for the Irish centre-forward in the winter transfer window.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s current contract at the Toffees expires at the end of the season, and he may leave next summer, with Armando Broja and Youssef Chermiti potentially following him through the exit door.
Apart from Beto, the other number nines have been a liability for Moyes, and TFG should be brutal and part ways with them.
Ferguson’s signing will show great ambition from the Friedkins to improve the squad with a sought-after youngster.
Moyes will undoubtedly be confident of getting the best out of the Ireland international at Bramley-Moore Dock.