David Moyes Hints Everton Could Be His Final Managerial Stop

Everton manager David Moyes has revealed that his current spell with the Toffees might be the final chapter of his long managerial journey.

In a candid chat with PLZ Soccer, Moyes reflected on his return to the dugout after parting ways with West Ham in 2024. Surprisingly, he confessed that he didn’t expect to manage again — but the thrill of football proved too strong to resist.

“I would probably say yes (Everton is my last job), but you never know how football goes. I actually thought West Ham was my last job, and also because I won a trophy, but I tell you what, I got a bug for maybe doing it again,” said Moyes.

The veteran manager, who famously led West Ham to their Europa Conference League triumph, spoke fondly about his motivation to keep going — his family.

“The thought that I could maybe put another medal around my dad’s neck would be something special, so I’ve got to keep believing that’s a chance and hopefully somewhere down the line that will come around,” he added.

Moyes’ West Ham triumph was a defining moment, marking his first major title as a manager — and one that earned him immense respect across the football world.

Now back at Goodison Park, the Scotsman seems determined to channel that same winning spirit into his Everton side. And while he hinted that this might be his final managerial stop, Moyes’ passion for the game suggests he’s not done surprising fans just yet.

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