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David Moyes may need to reshuffle his Everton lineup if the Toffees are to find a stronger and more consistent run of results.

At the start of the season, optimism was high among Everton supporters.

The club’s move into the new Hill Dickinson Stadium and their first summer transfer window under the Friedkin Group’s ownership promised a new era.

While that excitement still lingers, many expected a better start to the campaign.

Everton won two of their first three Premier League fixtures but have since managed just one victory in their following six.

Their defeat to Tottenham Hotspur — the first loss at their new home — has prompted fresh scrutiny of Moyes’ team selections. Adjustments may be necessary to spark improvement.

Should Moyes Make Changes to the Everton First Team?

Before the Tottenham clash, many Everton fans expressed a desire to see James Garner start at right-back.

The natural midfielder, praised as a “wonderful” talent, has featured there before, and such a move could open tactical flexibility elsewhere.

Jake O’Brien, the imposing defender signed in summer 2024, has been deployed as a right-back in recent weeks due to injuries to Nathan Patterson and veteran Seamus Coleman.

However, shifting O’Brien into central defence could better utilize his attributes, especially with Jarrad Branthwaite sidelined once again.

O’Brien might prove a closer stylistic fit to Branthwaite than Michael Keane, whose performances have come under question.

If Garner were moved to right-back, Everton could replace him in midfield with Merlin Rohl.

The 23-year-old Freiburg loanee has yet to receive regular minutes but could provide fresh energy and dynamism in the middle of the park.

Another possible tweak would be to deploy Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall in a deeper midfield role while introducing fellow summer arrival Tyler Dibling into the starting XI.

Moyes has multiple options at his disposal to address the team’s current imbalance.

With tactical flexibility and promising depth in several positions, subtle changes could help Everton rediscover their rhythm.

Whether the Scotsman takes that risk to freshen things up, however, remains to be seen.