David Moyes Returns to Everton as Manager After 12 Years

Tasked with steering the struggling club away from relegation, Moyes emphasizes discipline and a fresh start under new ownership.

David Moyes, who managed Everton from 2002 to 2013, has been reappointed as manager, replacing Sean Dyche after his resignation last week.
Everton's new owners, The Friedkin Group, quickly selected Moyes without a formal interview, citing his deep connection to the club and proven track record.
Moyes has set clear expectations for the squad, urging players to perform and help lift the team out of its current relegation-threatened position in the Premier League.
The new manager acknowledges the significant challenges ahead, including limited financial resources and rebuilding a competitive team for the move to Everton's new stadium next season.
This marks Moyes' first managerial role since leaving West Ham United last summer, with Everton being the only club he considered returning to in his career.