I've never spoken to Everton owner Friedkin - Moyes
Summary
Everton manager David Moyes said he has never met or spoken directly with the club’s owner, Dan Friedkin, since returning as manager in January 2025. Friedkin, who owns the club through The Friedkin Group, leaves daily operations to his son-in-law and the club’s chief executive, while Moyes works mainly with them. Fans are unhappy about transfer decisions made by the club’s board during the summer window.Key Facts
- Dan Friedkin owns Everton through The Friedkin Group but has not attended a home game since taking over in December 2024.
- David Moyes returned as Everton manager in January 2025 and has not had direct contact with Friedkin.
- Friedkin delegates running the club to his son-in-law, Rishi Majithia, and chief executive Angus Kinnear.
- Moyes mainly communicates with Angus Kinnear and Rishi Majithia, not the owner directly.
- Fans were upset after news a key young player, Harrison Armstrong, was nearly sold for £40 million before the club reversed the decision.
- Everton sold striker Beto to Fiorentina without securing a replacement, and another potential signing, Folarin Balogun, backed out late in the transfer window.
- The team ended the transfer window with a small squad, including only one striker, one right-back, and one left-back.
- Moyes said he remains committed to Everton despite the challenges and expects fans to support the team.
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