Everton manager Sean Dyche believes the club’s name still holds power in attracting top talent, despite uncertainty surrounding the summer transfer window. Dyche acknowledged that the club’s financial situation may limit their ability to make significant signings, but expressed confidence in the club’s ability to attract players.
“The name Everton is still a powerful name,” Dyche said. “I think the fact that we’ve stayed up again suggests a good situation. The fact that some of the younger players have come through and developed suggests a belief from some players that they can move through the system.”
Dyche also praised the Everton fanbase for their support throughout the season, particularly after a 6-0 defeat to Chelsea. “The fans could have easily gone the other way, battered me, battered the team, and we could have suffered and gone under. But they didn’t, and that’s what I respect and thank them for.”
The article also mentions that Everton will have their first end-of-season lap of appreciation in front of a capacity crowd at Goodison Park since 2019, following their final home game against Sheffield United.