Everton have enjoyed an unbeaten start to their season even though they endured a chaotic and shambolic end to the summer transfer window

Everton midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall has pushed back against external doubts regarding the squad, stating that the dressing room aims higher than merely avoiding relegation this season. Despite an unbeaten start, concerns emerged after a disruptive summer transfer window left manager David Moyes with just 18 senior outfield players.
Dewsbury-Hall emphasized that the squad possesses ample Premier League experience and quality to overcome its small size, praising new arrivals such as Ainsley Maitland-Niles. The 28-year-old also expressed confidence in eventually earning his first senior international cap for England under manager Thomas Tuchel.
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