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David Moyes outlines his future plans after admission over new Everton contract – ‘I hope’

Everton manager David Moyes spoke at the Football Writers’ Association Northern Managers’ Awards Dinner where he was guest of honour…

By Chris Beesley · Liverpool Echo

Published: Monday, 26 October 2026 at 11:54 AM

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David Moyes confirmed his desire to extend his tenure as Everton manager despite stalled contract talks.
Moyes revealed contract negotiations hit a lull, though both parties remain relaxed with his deal expiring in summer.
Everton owner Dan Friedkin announced on October 9 that The Friedkin Group plans to sell the club.

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Everton manager David Moyes has expressed his desire to continue managing the club despite a pause in contract extension negotiations. Moyes, whose current deal expires at the end of the season, stated that he maintains an appetite to keep going and hopes Everton can continue moving forward after returning to Goodison Park in January 2025.

The 63-year-old recently revealed that talks over a new deal experienced a lull, though both sides remain relaxed. His future is framed against ownership uncertainty, as Dan Friedkin announced plans to sell Everton, and Moyes prepares to surpass Harry Catterick's record for most games managing the club.

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