**David Moyes has revealed he has yet to speak to Everton owner Dan Friedkin.**
The Friedkin Group are under fresh scrutiny after a calamitous end to the summer transfer window which has left Moyes’ side under-strength until January.
Homegrown midfielder Harrison Armstrong was almost sold to Nottingham Forest until supporter backlash [prompted the Americans to pull the plug on the deal](https://www.clickliverpool.com/sport/everton-fc/67707-fan-power-forces-evertons-armstrong-u-turn/).
The sales of Iliman Ndiaye, Beto, Tim Iroegbunam and Nathan Patterson on brought in £100 million but left the Blues with Thierno Barry as their sole recognised striker.
It also emerged that [TFG are seeking outside investment](https://www.clickliverpool.com/sport/everton-fc/67895-everton-owners-seeking-outside-investment/) barely two years since they took the reins on Merseyside, replacing Farhad Moshiri as majority owner.
Moyes’ main point of contact with the hierarchy is through CEO Angus Kinnear and Friedkin’s son-in-law Rishi Majithia, who oversees day-to-day operations.
“My real contact is Angus. Angus is the one who I would go to see,” said the Everton manager.
“Rishi is the next one and then the head of the Friedkin family in America. I don’t really get any direct conversations with them, but I do through Rishi, he is the one I would speak to.”
He added: “We’ve got new owners in who are still feeling their way in the club.
“I think if we get to know each other more it will get better.”