Moyes returns: Everton relies on the old master in the crisis!

Moyes returns: Everton relies on the old master in the crisis!

Everton relies on David Moyes: The old new trainer should lead the club out of the crisis!

A bang in the Premier League! Everton once again signed David Moyes as a coach after Sean Dyche had to pack his suitcases. The decision was made as part of a comprehensive restructuring of the club by the new US owners, the Friedkin Group. Everton, currently in 16th place and only one point above the relegation zone, urgently needs a breath of fresh air!

The 61-year-old Moyes returns to the roots, where he had an impressive era from 2002 to 2013. During this time he led the team to a fourth place in the Premier League and reached the FA Cup final. "It's great to be back! I enjoyed 11 wonderful and successful years with Everton and did not hesitate when I was offered to return to this great club," said Moyes in an official message.

a new beginning for Everton

The return of Moyes is not only a nostalgic moment, but also a strategic move. He has signed a contract for two and a half years and will lead the team to the new 53,000 spectators that will open next season. "Now Goodison and all Evertonians have to stand behind the players so that we can move into our fabulous new stadium as a Premier League team," added Moyes.

The release of Dyche came after a catastrophic series of five games without a win, in which Everton scored only one goal. The new tour no longer wanted to watch in other words and acted quickly. While Moyes takes over the reins, the former Everton defender Leighton Baines, now coach of the U18, led the team to a victory in the FA Cup against Peterborough.

moyes' path to success

After his first term at Everton at Everton, Moyes dared to make the leap to Manchester United to follow Sir Alex Ferguson, but the time there was characterized by difficulties. After short engagements at Real Sociedad and Sunderland, he finally found their way back to old strength at West Ham. There he led the hammers to the Europa League three times and won the Europa Conference League title in 2023-a triumph after 43 years without trophy!

"We are pleased that David comes to us in this decisive phase of Everton's story," said Marc Watts, the club's executive Chairman. "With over a decade experience in the club, he is the right guide to bring us through the last season in Goodison Park and to our new stadium."

moyes' return will be heralded on Wednesday with a home game against Aston Villa. The fans hope for a turn in the fate of the club and that Moyes brings the old strength back!

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