“SHOCKING DEMAND! David Moyes BEGS Dan Friedkin to Sign ‘UNBELIEVABLE’ Midfield Maestro in Blockbuster Summer Transfer!”

There were plenty of positives to take from David Moyes’ return to Merseyside, as Everton prepare for another campaign in the Premier League.

However, while the progress is evident, there’s still a great deal of work to be done before next season kicks off.

Moyes has brought a degree of stability and competitiveness back to Goodison Park, but even he would admit that improvements are essential.

He has reportedly identified four key positions that need strengthening during the summer transfer window.

One of the most pressing concerns remains the lack of consistent goalscoring.

Everton continue to struggle to score multiple goals per game, highlighting the need for reinforcements in attack.

Despite netting twice over the weekend, it’s clear that more attacking firepower is needed.

Among the priorities for Moyes is the permanent signing of midfielder Carlos Alcaraz, who was handed a rare start against Ipswich Town due to Abdoulaye Doucoure’s absence.

The Argentine impressed in the match, providing a quality assist for Beto’s goal, and continues to make a strong case for his long-term future at the club.

Although Alcaraz joined in January, Everton’s financial constraints have made his situation uncertain.

The club is trying to negotiate a lower fee with Flamengo, as the current option to buy might be deemed too expensive.

Nonetheless, Moyes is reportedly pushing for the board—now under the Friedkin Group’s ownership—to secure the midfielder’s services permanently.

Journalist Bruno Lemos revealed on social media that Moyes has requested the club finalize a deal for Alcaraz if their other summer targets aren’t feasible.

Alcaraz remains Moyes’ only signing since his return, and though his minutes have been limited, his performances have caught the eye.

With Doucoure expected to depart on a free transfer at the end of the season, Alcaraz could fill a vital role in the squad.

When given a chance, the 21-year-old has shown he can deliver, offering a return similar to Doucoure’s in significantly fewer minutes.

Pundit Owen Hargreaves was particularly impressed with Alcaraz’s performance against Ipswich, especially his delivery for Beto’s headed goal.

“Great ball from Alcaraz, he is such a good player,” said Hargreaves. “That’s a fantastic ball and the header is absolutely perfect!”

Alcaraz continues to prove his worth every time he steps on the pitch. If Everton want to build on the progress under Moyes, signing the young Argentine permanently could be a crucial first step.