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The Friedkin Group and manager David Moyes are facing some tough decisions regarding the players they’ve inherited at Everton from the previous regime.

Since the club’s takeover in December, significant changes have already occurred, and more are expected in the coming months.

One of the major recent developments is Everton securing a profitable naming rights deal for their new stadium, which they are set to move into in the near future.

With that move on the horizon, the Friedkins are determined to equip Moyes with a squad capable of competing at a level worthy of the new state-of-the-art venue.

On Saturday, Everton officially announced that Ashley Young, Joao Virginia, and Asmir Begovic will be leaving the club. Among them, Young appears to be already working on securing his next move.

Ashley Young Exploring Options After Confirmed Exit

Despite having two matches remaining before his Everton departure becomes official, 39-year-old Ashley Young is already drawing interest from prospective clubs.

Earlier in the day, he spoke briefly about his contract situation before the club confirmed he would be leaving.

Sky Sports journalist Dharmesh Sheth later reported that Young is not planning to retire. “Ashley Young has no plans to retire after Everton announced he would be leaving the club.

Young turns 40 in July,” Sheth said. “His representatives have been approached by clubs both domestically and abroad. He will weigh all his options before making a decision that suits him and his family.”

There were earlier suggestions that Young might receive a contract extension, but that ultimately didn’t materialize.

Nevertheless, Young proved to be a dependable player for Everton, demonstrating professionalism and consistency throughout the season, attributes that will likely appeal to potential suitors this summer.

More Contract Updates Expected at Everton

David Moyes has acknowledged that Everton will look to invest in the squad this summer.

However, there’s a shared understanding that revamping the entire team in a single transfer window isn’t realistic.

While funds are available, the club must act prudently, focusing on smart additions rather than sweeping changes.

One player who will remain part of the plans is veteran defender Seamus Coleman, whose leadership is seen as invaluable during the club’s transition to the new stadium.

Following Saturday’s announcement, Moyes provided additional insight into the club’s ongoing contract deliberations.

“Lots of factors influence our decision-making and we’re currently working through that process with the players, which takes time,” he said in a club statement.

“Some will have clarity by the end of this week, and for others it may get to next week, but it’s important it’s handled in the right way.”