David Moyes believes that Everton gives a busy summer because the club wants to strengthen the squad before moving to its new stadium.
The Toffees boss said he was supported by the American owners Friedkin Group under the direction of the chairman Dan Friedkin, to whom the Italian club Roma.
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Everton says goodbye to the club on Sunday, since 1892, on Sunday, while moving into a new state-of-the-art floor on the Bramley-Moore-Dock.
At Talksport, Ally McCoist moderator and former Rangers hero asked whether Everton would get the chance to strengthen themselves before entering their new 800 million pound stadium.
“Will you be busy on the market, do you think?” said McCoist.
Moyes replied: “I think we’ll be.
“The new owners came in and we try to find our way with them. They are Americans and we only try to meet things.”
He continued: “So there are many things that we want to set up. I have a good idea of what the club needs and what people want. And to move to a new stadium and what it will mean for them.
“I suspect that we are well supported on the transfer market.
“I don’t think it will be outrageous, but I think we will be able to do a little business.”
In December 2024, Farhad Moshiri sold its share of 94.1 percent to Everton to the California businessman Dan Friedkin.
The takeover, which, according to sources, was worth between 400 and 500 million GBP, converted the debts into equity and made Moshiri a loss in his investment of 700 million GBP.
During the deal, Friedkin agreed to finance the final financing of the stadium train in addition to the daily running costs, including wages.
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Everton will celebrate the end of an era in Goodison Park with her last game against Southampton.
In a surprising announcement by the club, the legendary stadium, which is to be demolished and renovated, will be the new home of Everton Women.
Moyes talked about the move and said: “All Evertonians have been waiting for a long time.
“Also since I was there for the first time, they talked about a new stadium train, we would get a new floor. But it is now happening.”
The Scottish manager, who was brought into harmony in Manchester United, West Ham and Sunderland, said that he was enthusiastic about the Black Cat victory on Tuesday evening.
In a goal by Dan Ballard in the last minute of the extension, Sunderland Coventry hit a total of 3-2 and secure a place in the championship play-off final.
Moyes reflected on his former club and said: “I am enthusiastic about Sunderland because you also know it is a great football club.
“I probably got her in your story in a bad time. And I am so excited that you work up again.
“You have a lot of support, a huge stadium. But you have a big game against Sheffield United, who will undoubtedly go into the final as favorites.”
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“But it was a great result last night,” added Moyes.
The Play-off final of 2024/25 will take place on Saturday, May 24th, in the Wembley Stadium and Talksport and Talksport.com will have live reporting on the final.