David Moyes has promised it will be “business as usual” at Everton and urged supporters to make their presence felt against Chelsea amid uncertainty over the club’s ownership. The Friedkin Group announced last week that it is exploring new investment…

Everton manager David Moyes has urged fans to rally behind the team against Chelsea despite ongoing uncertainty surrounding the club's ownership. The Friedkin Group recently announced it is exploring new investment options, including potentially selling a controlling interest less than two years after completing its takeover. Moyes pledged that it remains business as usual for his players and coaching staff.
Writing in his matchday programme notes ahead of the home clash at Hill Dickinson Stadium, Moyes insisted off-pitch matters would not distract the team. He highlighted the vital role supporter backing plays during difficult periods, calling on fans to provide influential support during Saturday's lunchtime Premier League fixture.
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