Former Everton boss David Moyes has shared his thoughts on the Toffees' challenging season and his recent visit to Chicago in a candid interview.
The Scottish manager, who spent 11 years at Goodison Park between 2002 and 2013, expressed sympathy for the current situation at his former club. 'It's been a difficult period for Everton,' Moyes acknowledged, 'but they've shown resilience when it mattered most.'
Chicago Adventure
Moyes also revealed details about his summer break in the Windy City. 'Chicago was fantastic,' he said. 'The architecture, the people, the sports culture - it's a remarkable city.' The 60-year-old visited several iconic landmarks including Wrigley Field, home of the Chicago Cubs.
Premier League Reflections
When asked about Everton's survival battle last season, Moyes praised the team's character: 'They showed tremendous spirit when the pressure was on. That's what Everton is all about.'
The former Manchester United and West Ham manager remains optimistic about Everton's future: 'The club has great foundations. With the right decisions, they can push forward again.'
