Idrissa Gueye reveals David Moyes changes at Everton already
Idrissa Gueye has identified a key change introduced by David Moyes at Everton that has improved their Premier League form immediately.
Coming into 2025, the Toffees were worryingly hovering above the relegation zone, with no hope in sight under Sean Dyche.
However, since Moyes returned to Goodison Park, the Blues have seen their form increase massively and now sit 13 points clear of the relegation zone.
David Moyes makes massive Everton changes
In six games at Everton, Moyes has lost just one to help his side climb up the table.
The squad appear more confident when playing games under the Scotsman’s management and it is translating into their results and performances.
An increase in goals has been noted by Gary Lineker as the Blues have scored 12 times under Moyes, with Beto a massive beneficiary of that.
Speaking to the club website, Gueye shared the changes at Finch Farm, saying: “We’re training really good and the manager has changed some things. We are watching more individual videos, and we are doing more tactical [work] to play shorter passes.
“We keep giving our best. We are enjoying the work and hopefully, this manager will help us in the future to get to the top level, like fighting for Europe, once again, rather than battling away from relegation.
“But, at this moment, this is our situation. We have to accept it, but we have to work hard to get out of this situation.”
David Moyes ready to take Everton to the next level
While mathematic safety is not yet guaranteed, the fears around relegation have decreased massively since the upturn in form under Moyes.
Therefore, supporters will be looking forward to life at Bramley Moore Dock as a Premier League side, under new ownership that can embark on a new era.
Kevin Thelwell has reigned in expectations warning fans that a measured approach is needed to show real progress in Merseyside.
However, there will surely be plenty of excitement about what’s to come as financial stability and a long-term plan looks to be on its way.
Gueye has referenced Europe during his interview which shows just how much ambition there is inside Goodison Park, which is certainly exciting.
No one will want to get ahead of themselves as there is plenty of work to be done but rising the Premier League is certainly on the cards at Everton.
After massive wins against the likes of Tottenham, Crystal Palace and Brighton already under Moyes, it is no surprise to see ambitions change to Europe rather than relegation.
Of course, a level head is needed right now, but it’s amazing to see that ambition after years of hurt, with that passion coming out at the end of the final Merseyside derby.
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