| Name | David Moyes |
| Club | Everton FC |
| Nationality | Scotland |
| Age | 63 (born Thu, 25 Apr 1963) |
Data: SportMonks · updated 4 Sept 2026
David Moyes at Everton
Dibling produced a man-of-the-match display against Ipswich and created Alcaraz’s winning goal. Indeed, the Under-21 forward’s performance gave Moyes food for thought over his starting line-up. Graham has also impressed, and Moyes suggests he could suit a wider role as he develops.
Everton have played four Premier League games and two Carabao Cup ties, winning three and drawing three. Meanwhile, Moyes’ side drew 1-1 at Bournemouth before coming from behind twice to draw 2-2 with Manchester United. Crystal Palace, Preston, Tottenham and Wolves have all failed to score against Everton this season. The team has conceded only three goals in six matches.
Career Before Everton
Moyes began his managerial career at Preston North End before Everton appointed him in 2002. Crucially, he spent eleven years at Goodison Park, establishing the club as a regular top-half side. Manchester United appointed him in 2013, and spells at Real Sociedad, Sunderland and West Ham United followed. Finally, Moyes returned to Everton in 2025 to begin a second spell as manager.
Career History Overview
The table below sets out the clubs Moyes has managed throughout his career.
| Club | Years | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Preston North End | 1998–2002 | Manager |
| Everton | 2002–2013 | Manager |
| Manchester United | 2013–2014 | Manager |
| Real Sociedad | 2014–2015 | Manager |
| Sunderland | 2015–2017 | Manager |
| West Ham United | 2017–2018 | Manager |
| West Ham United | 2019–2024 | Manager |
| Everton | 2025–present | Manager |
Major Honours Won
Moyes has not won a major trophy during his managerial career. However, he claimed the League Managers Association’s Manager of the Year award during his first Everton spell. Everton reached the FA Cup final under Moyes in 2009, losing to Chelsea.
