This week, Everton completed the transfer of Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall from Chelsea in what a fast-moving story has been.
The English international Dewssbury-Hall has only been to Stamford Bridge for a year and only received two Premier League Start from the Blues under Manager Enzo Maresca who brought the midfielder from Leicester City when he arrived.
Dewsbury-Hall cannot wait to get started
Dewsbury-Hall does not want to leave Chelsea according to reports, but he is deemed to be excess for requirements after he has helped to increase the Club World Cup and Conference League last season. Now he is an Everton player and he expressed his joy to sign in front of him, which he believes is one of the largest in the country.
“I am so excited to start. Just sit here in the stadium, it's incredible.
“There is a real buzz about this. It feels good for me. So only that only gives me the motivation and the extra determination to show everyone, to prove a point and really have a successful time here.
“Everton is one of the biggest clubs in the country, and I think the future will be rosy in the coming years. It was ultimately an easy decision to get here and play for this club.”
Moyes played a major role in bringing him to the toffees
The blues have spent a dazzling £ 242 million this summer on new signs, and the sale of players who often took their place on the bank, such as Dewsbury-Hall, is essential to balance the books.
The 26-year-old spoke more about the move and how manager David Moyes was a big factor to convince him to make the switch to Merseyside.
“For me to leave my old club, it should have been for something special, a project that I really believed in. After speaking with the manager and seeing the ambitions with the new stadium and everything, it felt like the right club, it felt like the right pass for the next step.
“(Moyes) said he had admired me for a while; he loves the way I play and just explains what he sees me do in my role in this team. That is what you want to hear as a player.
“I have enormous respect for him; he is a legend of the game, so it will be a pleasure to work under him.”
Moyes believes that Dewsbury-Hall will thrive
Finally, Moyes weighed on the deal and revealed what he thinks he can put aside who will hope for a European place under the Scotsman next season.
“We are happy that Kiernan chose to come to Everton. He had other clubs that were interested in signing him, but he was enthusiastic about the chance and the challenge at Everton.
“Kiernan's quality and experience of the Premier League gives us the hope that he can adjust quickly.
“We look forward to working with him, and I am sure that all Evertonians will give him the support he needs.”