From European hopes to relegation form - will Moyes reignite Everton?
Summary
Everton Football Club had a strong run last season but lost their momentum in the final games, finishing 13th in the Premier League for the second year in a row under manager David Moyes. Despite investing heavily in new players, the team struggled at home and missed out on European competition.Key Facts
- David Moyes returned as Everton’s manager in January 2025 for his second spell.
- Everton was 8th in the Premier League with seven games left but did not win any remaining matches.
- The team finished 13th in the league for both seasons since Moyes’ return.
- Everton spent a club record £97 million on new players before the 2025-26 season.
- Everton’s home performance was poor, with their lowest points-per-game record in a new stadium in Premier League history.
- Key loan signing Jack Grealish was injured in January, after which Everton’s win rate dropped significantly.
- Other teams like Bournemouth and Brighton, who spent less, finished higher in the league.
- Moyes has one year left on his contract and aims to improve team stability and performance.
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