David Moyes Issues Firm Transfer Demand to the Friedkin Group Following Everton’s Win Over Tottenham

Dominic Calvert-Lewin earned much of the praise for his sensational goal, although he arguably should have scored more than once.

Everton fans also praised Jesper Lindstrom, with many believing he deserved the Man of the Match award.

The three points secured by the hosts now place them four points clear of the relegation zone ahead of their trip to Brighton and Hove Albion next Saturday.

By then, David Moyes will be hoping for reinforcements, as he issued another transfer plea to the Friedkin Group during his post-match press conference.

David Moyes Issues Second Transfer Plea

Earlier this week, in his first press conference since returning to Everton, Moyes expressed a desire to spend some money during the transfer window.

His initial comments were calm and measured, but with little transfer activity since then and no signings yet made, Moyes reiterated his concerns after the Spurs game.

“We definitely need to add in the transfer market,” Moyes stated firmly.

His message to the Friedkin Group was clear: while today’s victory highlighted the squad’s ability to stay up, additional quality is essential, particularly in the forward line. Complacency could jeopardize their progress.

With Armando Broja sidelined for 10-12 weeks due to injury, finding a replacement striker is crucial. Adding a new winger is also a priority.

Everton Eye Chelsea Duo

Reports suggest Moyes is eager to sign a new left-back to provide competition for Vitaliy Mykolenko, whose recent performances have been below par.

Chelsea’s Ben Chilwell is a target, as is his attacking teammate Carney Chukwuemeka.

Both players are reportedly available this winter, having been excluded from Enzo Maresca’s plans, and a loan deal has been considered.

However, Everton’s two current loan slots are occupied by Armando Broja and Jack Harrison, making such moves impossible without first offloading players.

The need for activity in the transfer market is evident as Everton look to strengthen their squad and ensure survival in the Premier League.