AliousSean Dyche has expressed a desire to add more experienced players to Everton’s squad during the remainder of the transfer window.
Despite financial constraints, Everton has made several moves, selling Amadou Onana, Lewis Dobbin, and Ben Godfrey for significant fees, while bringing in five new players.
However, most of the new arrivals lack Premier League experience, with Jack Harrison being the exception.
Dyche acknowledges that while these new players show promise, adapting to the Premier League’s demands can be challenging for newcomers.
The manager recognizes the club’s strategy of reinvesting the money from Onana’s sale across multiple deals and loans.
He sees potential in the new signings but emphasizes that their true test will come when facing the rigors of Premier League competition.
Dyche hopes to supplement the squad with more seasoned players if possible, understanding that blending youth potential with experienced professionals could be crucial for Everton’s success in the upcoming season.
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