Moyes Concerned About Everton’s Lack of Signings
David Moyes, Everton’s manager, has expressed his concern about the lack of new signings as the start of the Premier League season approaches. During the team’s pre-season tour in Chicago, Moyes admitted that they had hoped to have finalized more incorporations by now, but negotiations have stalled on several fronts. So far, Everton has secured the arrival of French striker Thierno Barry, left-back Adam Aznou, and goalkeeper Mark Travers. In addition, the club has turned the loan of Carlos Alcaraz into a permanent signing. These additions come after the departure of several experienced players, including Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Abdoulaye Doucouré, Ashley Young, and Jack Harrison.
Moyes added: “We are desperate for things to move because we know time is running out.” The coach also reflected on the club’s situation, highlighting the need to rebuild confidence and demonstrate that Everton is moving in the right direction. Everton drew with Accrington Stanley and lost to Blackburn Rovers during their pre-season before traveling to the United States. On Saturday, the team suffered a defeat to Bournemouth in the Premier League Summer Series. Moyes concluded: “The only thing I will do is be honest with the fans, and I tell them that we are having difficulties incorporating players quickly. Let’s hope things start to fit together.”The truth is that we are not closing many deals at the moment, that is a fact.
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