NafisaEverton have demonstrated notable progress over the last few months.
David Moyes has worked his sorcery on the squad he took over from Sean Dyche and ensured Premier League survival ahead of the final fixtures.
There were serious concerns when the 62-year-old assumed control, with Moyes anxious about relegating Everton to the Championship.
However, the Scot can now prepare for the summer with Everton aiming to implement substantial changes.
The Friedkins are prepared to support Moyes in the transfer window in what will be their inaugural summer of dealings on Merseyside.
And it is evident the ambition being displayed from the top is noticeable for the players around Finch Farm.
Amid all the contract discussions ongoing, there is one player who is committed to being part of what Everton are building under the new owners.
Dwight McNeil shares Everton message fans will love to hear:
Dwight McNeil has recovered from injury, but his playing time is being monitored by Moyes.
Unlike Iliman Ndiaye, McNeil has not featured in the starting lineup since rejoining the squad last month.
However, it is clear he has been deeply impressed with what he has witnessed in recent months under the new ownership.
“I always try and be the best that I can be to help the team, because, like I say, I want to help the team and improve the team and try and get more wins on the board because that’s the ambition for the Club,” he told the Everton website.
“I want to be part of it.”
McNeil has two years left on his contract at Everton, but these remarks indicate he has no intention of departing the club anytime soon.
It will be a massive summer for Everton, who are transitioning into their new cutting-edge stadium in the coming months.
Bramley-Moore Dock is poised to revolutionize Everton’s finances, which will significantly contribute to funding the aspirational plans McNeil references.
Everton have sorely missed Dwight McNeil:
Saturday’s loss against Chelsea was deeply frustrating, as the display did not reflect the effort invested under Moyes.
Everton were far from their best and offered little in attack.
Jordan Pickford faced scrutiny for his involvement in Nicolas Jackson’s sole goal, but his attackers provided little to compensate for the conceded strike.
McNeil entered as a second-half substitute once more and nearly scored.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin might be available for Everton this weekend against Ipswich Town, and it is obvious Moyes should field McNeil if he is fit enough.
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