[Wayne Veysey
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Even in the eventuality of Everton battling relegation, Football Insider understands TFG will only consider the addition of free transfers and loan players.
The owners have made it clear that their main priority is Serie A giants Roma, leaving Moyes very angry at what he feels is an increasingly difficult task to keep the team in mid-table comfort.
Despite a lack of signings during the summer, his side are sitting 11th in the Premier League table, four points clear of the relegation zone.
Nonetheless, supporters have made their feelings known at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, with many arguing the manager has been left hung out to dry.
Privately, Moyes is said to completely agree and believes the current squad is only a few injuries away from facing relegation battle without major January reinforcements.
Performances have been somewhat disappointing, with four draws in eight games, but that's to be expected with the current squad.
The biggest pitfall is that Thierno Barry has no back-up through the middle, meaning that the 24-year-old has played almost every minute in the Premier League.
Moyes' full-back spots are also a concern, while the summer additions are yet to make a positive impact anywhere on the pitch, really.
Despite all of this, Football Insider understands that the Scot has no desire to leave, even with interest from Scottish giants Celtic.
TFG exit could seal Moyes' fate
While Moyes does not want to push for an exit, that may not be his choice once TFG can find new buyers at the Hill Dickonson Stadium.
There have been no concrete updates just yet, though Amanda Staveley is believed to be very interested in the project on Merseyside.
Stefan Borson has already predicted Eddie Howe to be top of Staveley's list if she comes aboard, that is if he isn't Manchester United coach by then.