Everton manager David Moyes refutes rumours that he is set to leave the club

David Moyes, the Everton manager. (Getty Images)

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Everton manager David Moyes has dismissed reports suggesting he could be set to leave the club, saying he would like to extend his current deal at Goodison Park.

The Toffees have struggled this season, and with Moyes openly frustrated at Everton’s lack of financial power in the transfer window it has been suggested he could be set to leave the club.

“I don’t think my contract will need to be looked at this summer, but if the chairman wants to then that’s down to him and the board.

“I’ll have a chat with them at the end of the season and see what route we’re going to take.

“There are things I’d be hoping to get, so we’ll look at what we need to do better.

“But this could still end up not a bad season, and I do see my long-term future here.

“There’s no reason to think anything else.”

Moyes has two years remaining on his current deal at Everton and is one of the longest serving managers in the Premier League, having joined the club in March 2002.