Everton Manager Moyes Signals Staff, Player Departures Amid Season End

Everton manager David Moyes has indicated significant changes ahead as the club prepares for the summer, including the departure of key players like Abdoulaye Doucoure and Ashley Young, whose contracts are expiring. Moyes has expressed no hard feelings over Doucoure's exit, acknowledging the player's contributions and better offers elsewhere, and confirmed that further announcements regarding other out-of-contract players will be made soon. Beyond the playing squad, Moyes hinted at potential changes within the coaching staff, particularly targeting set-piece coach Charlie Adam, whose tenure has been criticized for failing to improve Everton's set-piece performance. Since Moyes' return, Everton have seen a remarkable turnaround, accumulating 27 points in 19 matches and securing a 13th-place finish, a significant improvement from their precarious position near relegation. Despite this progress, Moyes is determined that the team maintain momentum heading into the new season and the move to a new stadium. The final game of the season against Newcastle will mark the end for Doucoure and Young at Goodison Park, with Moyes emphasizing the need for his squad to respond positively to the ongoing challenges.