Everton owners 'delighted' by Moyes impact
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Everton owners The Friedkin Group are "delighted" with the impact made by David Moyes since his return to the club as manager.
The experienced Scot replaced Sean Dyche in January and has overseen a run of seven unbeaten games, with just a solitary defeat coming in his first game against Aston Villa.
The Toffees have moved 15 points clear of the relegation zone and sources close to the ownership have told BBC Sport the atmosphere around the club has been "transformed".
Meanwhile, Everton's search for a new chief executive is nearing a conclusion with Leeds United's Angus Kinnear heavily linked with the role.
Reports on Friday suggested director of football Kevin Thelwell will leave the club upon the expiry of his contract at the end of the season, but club sources have dismissed the claims as "speculation".
Having been knocked out of the FA Cup and their next Premier League game on 8 March at Wolves, the Everton squad are currently enjoying a warm-weather training camp in Abu Dhabi.
