Moyes expresses frustration over Everton's restricted transfer activity

Everton manager David Moyes expressed frustration over the club's inability to compete in the January transfer market due to restrictions imposed by the Premier League's Profitability and Sustainability Rules (PSR). He revealed feelings of jealousy towards other clubs making big-money signings, while Everton finds itself in desperate need of reinforcements to avoid relegation. Injuries to key players, including striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin and winger Dwight McNeil, further complicate the situation as the transfer window nears its close. Despite managing to secure two wins since his return, Moyes acknowledged that the club's financial constraints are limiting their ability to attract top players. He emphasized the difficulty of not being able to fulfill his ambitions as a manager at a club with Everton's stature. Moyes urged fans to understand the challenges faced in the current financial climate while the team strives to find suitable reinforcements.