3 Apr 2011 13:55:00
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Everton boss David Moyes is threatening to leave the Toffees in the summer, should the club fail to find new owners and prove their financial worth in the transfer market – according to The Daily Mail.
Moyes has been subjected to a slim transfer kitty ever since his arrival back in 2002, and has finally had enough of not participating in the market.
Goal.com UK exclusively revealed last month that Tottenham Hotspur were ready to make a move for the Everton manager should current boss Harry Redknapp land the England job once Fabio Capello resigns.
However, even if the Scotsman looks to stay on at Goodison Park, he may have to see the team he spent nine years assembling dismantled, with Chairman Bill Kenwright looking to cut the club’s £45 million debt.
Starlet Jack Rodwell has been valued at around £20m and with Manchester United lurking in the wings, Everton may watch one of their prized assets follow in the footsteps of current United striker Wayne Rooney.
Defender Leighton Baines has been linked with a move away from Goodison Park, with the likes of Liverpool, Arsenal and Spurs ready to pounce on the £10m-rated wing-back.
Top-earner Mikel Arteta is also subject to dismissal, with the Chairman looking to induce cuts in order to fund the club’s deficit.
