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Everton have now played their final match at Goodison Park and are setting their sights on an ambitious future, with exciting developments underway in their transition to the Hill Dickinson Stadium, according to reports.

Moyes Prepares for Everton’s New Chapter

Under the leadership of David Moyes, decisions are rapidly being made as the club shifts its focus toward a new era beginning next season. The former West Ham manager is already making his mark, beginning with reshaping the squad ahead of their move.

Contrary to earlier reports, Ashley Young is set to leave the club as a free agent. His exit, along with that of Asmir Begovic and Joao Virginia, marks the beginning of a summer rebuild.

While losing such experienced players could pose challenges, it also presents an opportunity to usher in a younger, more dynamic squad focused on long-term development.

Numerous issues still need resolving in terms of player contracts and retention. However, the Friedkin Group—recently involved in takeover discussions—appear ready to back Moyes with the tools to build a competitive Premier League side.

There is speculation that former Everton stars Richarlison and John Stones could return to Merseyside as part of this ambitious rebuild.

Whether such high-profile moves materialize may depend on how much flexibility the club has under Premier League Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR).

Global recruitment will play a key role in Everton’s evolution, but adding familiar faces with Premier League experience could be just as valuable.

A mix of homegrown quality and international talent may be the formula needed to propel Everton into this new phase.

Sean Longstaff Open to Merseyside Move

In a promising development, Everton are reportedly closing in on one of the Premier League’s most underrated midfielders. Newcastle United’s Sean Longstaff is believed to be open to a move to Goodison Park, and both clubs are keen to strike a deal.

With just a year left on his current contract, Longstaff is available for a cut-price fee of £12 million. Newcastle boss Eddie Howe, who has called the midfielder “outstanding,” appears willing to let him go to alleviate PSR concerns.

Despite limited starts—just eight in the Premier League this season—Longstaff has made 32 appearances across all competitions and remains a reliable, consistent performer. Everton view him as a cost-effective addition to strengthen their midfield options.

The 27-year-old has attracted interest from several clubs, including Manchester United, Leeds United, and some Scottish sides. However, Everton now appear to be in a strong position to complete the transfer.

If current signals are accurate, Longstaff could become one of Moyes’ first signings in what promises to be a transformative summer for the club.