Hayden Hackney has revealed that David Moyes’ record of developing players from the Championship was part of their discussions after the midfielder joined Everton from Middlesbrough. Hackney made the move to Hill Dickinson Stadium during the summer after being named…

Hayden Hackney has revealed that David Moyes' track record of developing Championship players was central to discussions regarding his summer move to Everton from Middlesbrough. The 24-year-old midfielder, who was named Championship Player of the Season, expressed his desire to establish himself at the Premier League level under Moyes' guidance.
Hackney spent his entire senior career with Middlesbrough before completing his permanent transfer to Merseyside. Moyes previously helped develop talent from outside the top flight, including Tim Cahill, John Stones, Joleon Lescott, and Jarrod Bowen, inspiring Hackney as he marks six league appearances so far.
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