Everton manager David Moyes was asked for an update on his contract situation ahead of Saturday's Premier League clash with Chelsea

Everton manager David Moyes confirmed contract extension talks have reached a lull following The Friedkin Group's decision to sell the club. Speaking ahead of Saturday's Premier League match against Chelsea, the 63-year-old manager stated that driving the team forward remains his priority rather than his personal future, with his current deal set to expire at the end of the season.
Everton enter the weekend fifth in the Premier League table amidst squad depth challenges that leave them with only 18 senior outfield players. Moyes also praised striker Thierno Barry, who has scored six goals in eight games this season while leading the line following Beto's deadline-day departure.
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