🔥 EVERTON TURN UP THE HEAT: Moyes’ Men Send a Powerful Warning as Transfer Drama Explodes at Goodison!
Everton have given their supporters plenty to talk about after a dramatic start to the 2026/27 campaign, with David Moyes’ side combining an impressive opening to the season with major transfer stories dominating the headlines.
The Toffees made a statement in their Premier League opener, defeating Crystal Palace 2–0 at their new Hill Dickinson Stadium. Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and Thierno Barry were on the scoresheet, while goalkeeper Jordan Pickford produced an important performance to help Everton secure all three points.
But Everton did not stop there.
🚨 Thierno Barry Steals the Spotlight
Barry has quickly become one of the biggest talking points around the club. The striker produced a sensational performance in Everton’s Carabao Cup victory over Preston North End, scoring a hat-trick as the Toffees cruised to a 4–0 victory. Brennan Johnson also scored his first goal for the club.
The result has increased optimism around Everton, particularly after a difficult previous campaign. Moyes will now hope Barry can carry his confidence into the Premier League and provide the goals Everton need to push higher up the table.
The victory also booked Everton a third-round Carabao Cup meeting with Wolverhampton Wanderers, giving the club another opportunity to build momentum.
💥 Brennan Johnson Adds More Firepower
Everton’s summer rebuild has also brought Brennan Johnson to the club from Crystal Palace in a straight swap involving Dwight McNeil.
Johnson signed a four-year contract and became the fifth summer addition under Moyes at the time of his arrival.
His early goal against Preston will be particularly encouraging for Everton supporters. The club will be hoping his pace, movement and attacking ability can add another dimension to their forward line.
👀 Iliman Ndiaye Transfer Bombshell
However, there is now another major story surrounding Everton.
Manchester City are reportedly interested in Everton forward Iliman Ndiaye, with reports stating that the Toffees value the Senegal international at around ÂŁ80 million. Arsenal have also been linked with the player, potentially setting up a dramatic transfer battle before the window closes on September 1.
For Everton, losing Ndiaye would be a major blow. The forward remains an important part of Moyes’ attacking plans, meaning the club would have a huge decision to make if a serious offer arrives.
🔵 Moyes Still Wants More Signings
Despite Everton’s strong start, Moyes has made it clear through the club’s transfer activity that the rebuild is not finished.
- Reports indicate Everton are still looking to strengthen several positions, particularly in defence and attack, with the final days of the transfer window expected to be extremely busy.
There is also uncertainty surrounding Jake O’Brien, who has attracted interest from clubs outside England. The defender reportedly wants more opportunities in his natural centre-back position after being used frequently at right-back.
🔥 Everton Fans Have Reason to Believe
For years, Everton supporters have wanted to see their club move away from constant battles at the wrong end of the Premier League table.
This season could provide a different story.
The 2–0 victory over Crystal Palace, followed by the emphatic 4–0 Carabao Cup win over Preston, has created genuine excitement around Moyes’ team. The performances of Barry and Johnson, combined with the continued quality of players such as Ndiaye and Pickford, give Everton reasons to believe they can compete for a much stronger league position.
But the final days of the transfer window could change everything.
Will Everton keep Ndiaye? Will Moyes bring in more reinforcements? Could another major signing arrive before the deadline?
One thing is certain: Everton are not sitting quietly.
The Toffees have started the new campaign with ambition, attacking intent and a clear desire to improve. With the transfer deadline approaching on September 1, Everton supporters could be in for an explosive few days.
**The Everton rebuild is gathering momentum — and the biggest chapter may still be waiting to unfold.**
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