YOU WON’T BELIEVE WHO’S LEAVING EVERTON FOREVER – SKY SPORTS BOMBSHELL SPARKS TEARS ACROSS GOODISON AS FANS PREPARE FOR HEARTBREAKING FAREWELL THAT WILL RIP YOUR SOUL APART!
Everton’s transformation under The Friedkin Group continues, with further changes expected ahead.
Everton have undergone a significant transformation since The Friedkin Group completed their takeover in late 2024, with progress evident both on and off the pitch.
David Moyes has been central to driving this new era on Merseyside, working closely with the club’s American owners to restore optimism and direction.
Early indicators have been encouraging, with performances improving and belief returning among supporters.
With momentum building, Everton are expected to be active in the January transfer window.
Moyes has set his sights on pushing for European qualification, an ambitious objective that underlines the club’s renewed confidence.
Change has not been limited to the playing squad. Everton are also preparing to leave Goodison Park behind and move into the Hill Dickinson Stadium.
Departing their historic home marks a milestone, symbolising both an ending and a fresh beginning.
Another heartfelt farewell could be approaching too, with developments emerging ahead of January that point towards a possible departure.
Everton preparing for possible Seamus Coleman farewell
Reports suggest Everton are keen to strengthen at right-back this month as Moyes looks to add depth.
Injury problems have taken their toll, forcing Nathan Patterson into a rare start as options remain stretched.
Sky Sports claim Everton are exploring the market for a specialist right-back, among other priority positions.
Currently, Jake O’Brien has been deployed on the right side of defence, despite being more naturally suited to a central role.
The report also highlights the uncertain future of captain Seamus Coleman, whose contract expires at the end of the season.
The veteran has not featured since the win at Old Trafford after suffering another injury setback.
Coleman’s short-term extension was largely justified by his leadership off the pitch, but signs are growing that a conclusion to his playing career could arrive this summer.
A fitting send-off and future role
Moyes is determined to keep Everton competitive in the race for Europe, and achieving that goal would provide the perfect backdrop for Coleman to bow out in style should he retire.
Focus would then turn to the role Coleman might take on beyond his playing days.
Moyes previously suggested a coaching pathway, with Coleman already spending time in the dugout alongside Leighton Baines following Sean Dyche’s departure.
Having completed his coaching qualifications, Coleman could remain at Everton in some capacity.
After years of service, he is regarded as a leader, and the club will be keen to ensure his experience and authority continue to benefit the team forward.
