Report: David Moyes approves transfer move TFG, a decision Dyche wouldn’t have made
David Moyes pushes for new signings at Everton ahead of transfer deadline.
Following their weekend victory, Everton have created some breathing room between themselves and Ipswich Town, currently in 18th place.
However, this is no time for the Friedkins to remain idle in the transfer market, as strengthening the squad is crucial to quelling relegation concerns.
Despite their recent win, Ipswich may have hindered Everton’s plans by potentially disrupting a move for Evan Ferguson.
David Moyes, eager to see Everton act in the market, has now approved an approach that Sean Dyche might not have embraced this month.
Moyes Approves Foreign Signings for Everton
With just over a week left in the transfer window, Everton remains determined to secure Ernest Nuamah after holding talks late last week.
This move might not have been possible under Dyche, as reported by the Liverpool Echo.
Moyes has expressed his willingness to sign players from abroad, even those without Premier League experience, as long as they strengthen the team. This marks a shift in strategy, as the report suggests Dyche was less inclined to take such risks.
Having assessed the squad he inherited, Moyes is pushing for two signings this month. However, time is running out, with less than two weeks left for deals to materialize.
Moyes Brings a New Approach to Everton
Moyes has already introduced notable changes to the side left behind by Dyche.
Beyond Everton’s result against Spurs on Sunday, one standout feature was Jake O’Brien’s performance.
Dyche rarely gave O’Brien opportunities following his £17m transfer from Lyon in the summer.
Despite his potential, O’Brien’s lack of Premier League experience saw him fall behind players like Michael Keane in the pecking order.
However, Moyes showed faith in the young defender, deploying him in an unfamiliar right-back role against Spurs.
Everton fans praised O’Brien’s display, highlighting the fresh perspective Moyes has brought to the team.
This shift in approach is also reflected in Moyes’ transfer plans, signaling a willingness to make bold decisions to strengthen Everton’s squad and secure their top-flight status.
