David Moyes, manager of Everton, indicated that any decision regarding the potential sale of Harrison Armstrong to Nottingham Forest would rest with the club. Following a 1-1 draw against Bournemouth where Armstrong played the entire match, Moyes expressed his desire to retain the 19-year-old amid a reported £40m offer.

• Moyes noted:

It’s not really a question for just now, it’ll be a club decision.

• He reiterated concerns about his squad depth, stating, "I have said we could do with strengthening and hopefully we can do that."
• Fans voiced their discontent, warning of a potential backlash should Armstrong be sold, to which Moyes responded, "I’d say the manager’s an Evertonian."

Moyes acknowledged the importance of fan sentiment but emphasized the need for the club to make difficult decisions. He praised Armstrong's performance, mentioning, "Harrison played really well... he was probably more of an influence in the first half."

Meanwhile, Nottingham Forest is set to finalize a deal for Daniel Muñoz, agreeing on an initial £22m transfer with Crystal Palace. The 30-year-old defender, who joined Palace in 2024, will undergo a medical in the coming days. Muñoz had been a spectator during Palace's 4-1 defeat to Manchester City as negotiations progressed.