Everton’s problems cannot simply be reduced to whether David Moyes should remain as manager, according to journalist Ian Croll. In an interesting post on X, Croll argued that long-term success at Everton will depend on recruitment, leadership and a clear…

Everton's problems extend beyond manager David Moyes, according to journalist Ian Croll, with long-term success heavily reliant on recruitment, leadership, and football strategy. Moyes has come under heightened scrutiny following consecutive 2-0 Premier League losses to Chelsea and Arsenal. However, the report highlights that managerial changes alone will not fix the club's deeper structural issues.
Behind the scenes, Everton transitioned away from a traditional director of football setup after Kevin Thelwell's exit, leaving squad building split across a new leadership model. Additionally, ownership uncertainty looms as The Friedkin Group explores investment options, including a possible sale of a controlling interest in the club.
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