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Everton’s Farewell to Goodison Park and Plans for a New Era under Moyes – Summarised and Rephrased (465 words)
This Sunday marks a historic moment for Everton as they bid farewell to Goodison Park, with David Moyes leading the team against Southampton in what will be their final competitive fixture at the iconic stadium.
Moyes’ return in January has proven symbolic and practical, steering the Toffees away from relegation and preparing them for a new chapter at Bramley-Moore Dock.
With the support of new owners, The Friedkin Group, Moyes has been granted control of summer recruitment. But before new arrivals are confirmed, the focus is on the number of first-team players likely to leave once their contracts expire.
Everton anticipate a major squad overhaul, though a few standout performers could be retained.
Despite being 35, Idrissa Gueye has excelled in midfield and is reportedly in talks over an extension.
In contrast, veterans Ashley Young and Seamus Coleman may not be offered new deals. Michael Keane, after a solid showing at Fulham, might earn a stay.
High earners Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Abdoulaye Doucoure may also depart. Meanwhile, among the loan players, Jack Harrison and Jesper Lindstrom have underwhelmed, but Charly Alcaraz has impressed.
The 22-year-old Argentine, currently on loan from Flamengo, has notched one goal and three assists in just six Premier League starts, and Everton are likely to trigger his £15m buy option.
Alcaraz has added dynamism to Everton’s midfield, and Moyes is keen to pair him with a trusted figure from his West Ham days — Tomas Soucek.
Doucoure’s departure would free up considerable wages, and Soucek is seen as a perfect replacement.
Soucek, a stalwart under Moyes at West Ham, is reportedly available for transfer due to being out of favour under new manager Graham Potter.
Everton, among five Premier League clubs interested, could secure his services for around £20m.
The 30-year-old Czech midfielder may not be flashy, but he’s consistently effective — strong in duels, dominant in the air, and a proven goalscorer.
According to FBref, Soucek ranks among the top 3% of midfielders in Europe for goals, top 4% for touches in the box, and top 1% for aerial duels won per 90 minutes.
Though not the most creative, his physicality and tactical discipline align with Moyes’ style. His presence could unlock further potential in Alcaraz, who has already created six big chances this season and averages 1.1 key passes per match.
With pre-season to integrate and strengthen the partnership, Alcaraz and Soucek could become the backbone of a rejuvenated Everton midfield.
Moyes’ trust in Soucek and the promise of Alcaraz suggest Everton fans may have plenty to look forward to at their new home.
