Moyes faces important decisions ahead of his squad rebuild this summer

WITH 15 senior players on deals that will expire at the end of the campaign, David Moyes is set to oversee a major overhaul of his Everton squad this summer.

- By JOE THOMAS

This week has seen further developments on the futures of Beto, Carlos Alcaraz and Abdoulaye Doucoure, plus links to Sean Longstaff and Tomas Soucek. Here is the latest.

MOYES RELUCTANT TO LOSE BETO

Leeds United are another club that look set for a busy summer following promotion to the Premier League.

To give themselves a chance of remaining in the top flight, the club feel a new striker is imperative. It has been reported there is interest in Beto.

The link is an intriguing one for a host of reasons, including that outgoing CEO Angus Kinnear is heading to Everton next month and is expected to be followed by recruitment ally Nick Hammond.

Beto ended his goal drought on Saturday with his header against Ipswich Town, a welcome effort for a player who has frustrated over recent months.

But there is an acknowledgement at Everton that his goals in February were the reason the club hit the final quarter of the season safe from relegation for the first time in four years.

And even when the goals dried up, the chances did not - that cannot be taken lightly at a club that has struggled for creativity.

Had the winter turned out differently, Beto could easily have left Everton.

Heading into January had interest from Italy materialised into a substantial bid.