Everton is expected to announce the backroom staff for David Moyes as early as Monday, following his return as the Toffees’ manager.
According to Sky Sports journalist Alan Myers, the club is set to confirm details soon after Moyes’ reappointment earlier this week.
The Scotsman officially replaces Sean Dyche, who was dismissed after a lackluster campaign that left Everton struggling to find form.
While there’s no confirmation yet on who Moyes will bring into his coaching team, a managerial change could be the spark Everton needs to revive their season.
Responding to a fan query on the timeline for the announcement, Myers shared via his X account on 12 January:
“Expecting it soon, probably tomorrow for confirmation.”
Moyes Faces Immediate Pressure to Deliver
Everton supporters are likely to have mixed reactions to Moyes’ return, considering how he departed the club 12 years ago. For Moyes, the pressure is already mounting.
If he fails to bring quick improvements, The Friedkin Group, Everton’s ownership, could be forced to consider yet another managerial change before the next season.
Moyes has signed a two-and-a-half-year deal, suggesting the owners see him as a longer-term solution. However, the former West Ham manager will need to prove he’s capable of turning Everton’s fortunes around to secure his position.
Goals Remain Everton’s Biggest Concern
The most pressing issue for Moyes to address is Everton’s lack of goals. The current crop of strikers has failed to meet expectations, leaving the team in dire need of attacking solutions.
Fixing this problem will be essential if the Scotsman hopes to stabilize the club and guide them away from trouble.
Although Moyes’ second stint at Goodison Park is just beginning, the stakes are already high. With plenty of challenges ahead, it’s crucial for the veteran manager to deliver results quickly and ensure Everton’s season gets back on track.
