David Moyes, the manager of Everton, publicly acknowledged on Thursday, July 31, 2025, that his team is “not ready” for the upcoming Premier League season. The statement, made at 10:40 AM in the UK, highlights the significant challenges facing the club as it prepares for one of the most competitive leagues in football.
Moyes spoke to the media with palpable urgency. He highlighted the importance for swift action to address the problems in the team. He expressed alarm that Everton were not prepared for the new season. There are still a few kinks that he thinks should be worked out before kicking off the inaugural game. The product manager called out the weaknesses that might prevent the team from moving forward. He made clear that finding solutions to these problems was the club’s highest priority.
A Premier League campaign will bring big challenges. As Moyes is aware all too well, it’s vital to enter it fully prepared. He pointed out that while the club has been working to address these issues, time is running out as the start of the season approaches. The manager can’t lose sight of making sure that his players are healthy and able to compete at where they should be competing at their highest level.
Moyes’s blunt appraisal is indicative of the sense of desperation with which the manager is attacking this coming season. He underlined the need to meet Everton’s worries head on. It’s essential both for their world-beating competitiveness and for morale within the team. It will take strong leadership from the new manager. He’ll motivate his players and instill in them the will to meet challenges with courage.
With the new Premier League season rapidly approaching, Moyes and his beleaguered coaching staff are under pressure. They need to develop plans to address existing problems and improve the team’s effectiveness. Even a deep, vocal commitment to making Everton great again needs to come with a concrete recognition of the bridge-burning terrain ahead.
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