Thursday’s Everton News: Moyes OBE, Woltemade decision, Coufal update

Your daily dose of Everton news and rumours

Everton boss David Moyes received an OBE yesterday for his services to football, recognised for a managerial career spanning more than two decades. [Everton FC]

Everton manager David Moyes said he was at his grandson’s nativity play when the Home Office called to say he would be made an OBE. [Liverpool Echo]

Disappointing news from Germany:

Angus Kinnear has been added to Everton’s board of directors. A document added to Companies House on 11 June has confirmed that the club’s newly-appointed chief executive has taken up the role on the board as well. [Liverpool World]

An update as Everton, Wolves and Fulham are all eyeing moves for former West Ham defender Vladimir Coufal on a free transfer. [Football Insider]

Everton have struck a deal with 16-year-old Charlton Athletic defender Reuben Gokah. [Alan Nixon]

Everton yesterday unveiled Forever Blue – a refreshed and reimagined membership experience for Evertonians at Hill Dickinson Stadium and around the world. [Everton FC]

Not sure about this one but.....

Everton remain intent on keeping hold of Jarrad Branthwaite this summer. The talented centre-back continues to attract interest with Tottenham Hotspur among the clubs considering a move. [Liverpool Echo]

Kalidou Koulibaly spoke about Idrissa Gueye’s prospects of signing a new contract at Everton following Senegal’s 3-1 win over England. [Liverpool Echo]

Everton’s interest in signing Michael Cooper as backup to Jordan Pickford has sparked strong reactions, and Sky Sports pundit Lee Hendrie believes losing the goalkeeper would be a “massive blow” for Sheffield United. [Football League World]

The latest episode from Everton’s YouTube series Behind Blue Eyes is now live and features Elle Barnes-Reen, Tours and Events Commercial Manager, ahead of a significant summer that sees Everton Men’s Senior side move from Goodison Park to their new home, Hill Dickinson Stadium:

The international break is over and the Club World Cup begins on Saturday so there are slim pickings available today unless you have a vested interest in the Brasileirão.

Full schedule of games here.

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