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Hayden Hackney credited the track record of David Moyes as being key to his decision to sign for Everton, with the deal to take him to Merseyside from Middlesbrough completed on Thursday.
Hackney, who missed out on promotion to the Premier League with Middlesbrough last season as they lost the Championship play-off final to Hull City, has made the move to Everton in a deal reported to be worth £24million.
The midfielder was linked with several clubs after scoring five goals and providing seven assists for Middlesbrough last term.
But the 24-year-old made it clear there was only place he wanted to go once he learned of Everton’s interest, with Hackney signing a five-year contract at the Hill-Dickinson Stadium.
“I’m delighted to be here. As soon as I spoke to the manager, as soon as I knew Everton were interested, to be honest, it was always going to be Everton,” Hackney told evertontv.
“It’s such a big club, with the new stadium and the direction it’s going in. I just wanted to be part of that.
“The manager’s track record of bringing players from the Championship to the Premier League was a massive part of my decision as well. Hopefully I can be the next one to do it successfully for Everton.
“It feels like a good fit for me, for sure. I think it’s a given that you work hard, you run, you make tackles. I’ll be doing that.
“I think fans can expect a bit of everything from me – attacking and defensively. I think I can carry the ball well, arrive late in the box, and hopefully score some goals. I think there’s plenty more to come from me. Obviously, I haven’t played in the Premier League yet, so once I get used to that I think I can kick on from there.
“It was big for me to get it done before the start of pre-season. I wanted to be here on day one and do the whole pre-season with the lads. I can’t wait for it. It helps with everything. Obviously, it’s a new set of lads who I’ll get used to and then also living down here. I’m delighted.
“It feels like signing for Everton is ideal timing. I feel that last season really developed me more as a player in all aspects of my game.
“Obviously, I thank Middlesbrough for the time that I was there, which was unbelievable, but now I feel ready and feel it’s time to make the change and I’m really looking forward to it.
“There are some unbelievable players here and the competition is going to be tough but I’m ready to get going and to compete.”
Hackney a key signing for Everton boss
For Moyes, the arrival of Hackney boosts his side by adding strength in depth in a crucial area of the pitch.
“Hayden is a promising young player who we’ve been tracking for some time, and I’m looking forward to working with him,” Moyes said.
“We’ve had a track record over the years of identifying players in the Championship who have gone on to do really well for us and been good investments. We hope that will be the case with Hayden, too.
“He’s an England Under-21 international who will provide greater competition in midfield, which is something I wanted going into the new season.”
