British media i paper published an article introducing Everton's summer window signing plan.
European qualification will accelerate Everton's reconstruction this summer, and the team's net investment plan of about 100 million pounds in the summer window is feasible.
Led by Moyes, Everton has won three of the last four games and is now only three points away from its bitter rival Liverpool, which occupies the last Champions League spot. The team not only truly has the strength to compete for European qualification, but is also expected to return to the European arena for the first time since 2018.
The key is that Everton seems to have completely shaken off the dilemma of fluctuating home performances. The 3-0 victory over Chelsea at the new stadium on Saturday was undoubtedly a landmark victory.
Sources revealed that if they can obtain European qualification, it will bring a subversive change to Everton's signing work this summer, and the Friedkin Group is also ready to approve huge amounts of money again to escort the team's reinforcement.
The club's short-term goal is very clear, which is to join the ranks of Aston Villa and Newcastle United - these teams have risen strongly in recent years and successfully entered the Champions League, becoming an undeniable challenger in the Premier League, and Everton is also eager to become one of them.
But if they miss out on European qualification, Everton's hope of joining the so-called "leader of the second tier" will be very slim.
Once they successfully secure European qualification, Everton's appeal to players in the transfer market will be greatly enhanced, and they will also be able to open up new revenue channels. The club also plans to rely on the advantages of the new stadium to provide more financial support for Moyes' signing work.
Even if they can only compete in the UEFA Europa Conference League in the end, Everton's home games will most likely be packed, with revenue from a single event reaching up to 2 million pounds.
From a financial perspective, Everton's progress in the past year has been obvious to all. It is understood that the club's latest financial report shows that although a slight loss was recorded in the previous financial year, commercial revenue has reached a record high.
This good financial performance allows the team to have sufficient transfer funds within the framework of the Premier League's financial rules; and the team's low-key operation in the winter window is also intentionally slowing down the pace and accumulating strength to make full preparations for the heavy signings this summer.
Everton has begun planning for the summer window signings, with right back, center back and forward being the team's priority signing targets.
Everton still hopes to sign Grealish. The Manchester City winger is recovering from a stress fracture and has frequently appeared at club events.
However, considering that the team also needs to strengthen other key positions this summer, this deal must meet Everton's plans in terms of finance.
Everton has offered Grealish a one-season loan contract, involving salaries and transfer fees of approximately £10 million, and the team values him at approximately £20 million.
Given Grealish's age and contract status, there are very few other interested clubs, which will provide Everton with favorable conditions for negotiations with Manchester City.
Guardiola has made it clear that the England winger has no future at the Etihad Stadium, and this attitude is unlikely to change even if Manchester City changes coach.
Everton is also seeking to introduce another center back, Arsenal's Ben White is the team's favorite target, and his situation at Arsenal is unclear.
Everton intends to sign AFC Bournemouth's Senesi, who will leave as a free agent this summer. However, he is in high demand, and Serie A giants such as Roma and Juventus have also joined the competition, and the competition is very fierce.