Source: Team_Talk
Toffees: Top stars are going nowhere
David Moyes has warned potential suitors that Everton have "no intention" of selling any of his top stars this summer, including Jack Rodwell.[LNB] Everton enjoyed another productive campaign in 2009/10, recovering from a slow start to finish among those pushing for European qualification.[LNB]Their continued success means they remain a potential target for those looking to cherry-pick their best players, with the likes of Rodwell and Mikel Arteta regularly linked with moves elsewhere.[LNB]The Toffees have been forced to stand by in the past as the cream of their crop is snatched from under their nose, with Wayne Rooney and Joleon Lescott offloaded for big money in the past.[LNB]However, they have no need to sell at present and Moyes is adamant that no member of his first-team squad is available for transfer.[LNB]He told the Daily Express: "Are we susceptible? Of course we are, because people look at us and think, 'We can go to Everton and take their best players'.[LNB]"But if they do, they know they are going to have to come with a very big cheque. If they come here, they know it is going to be very expensive and our intention is not to let any of the players go. I expect them to be here next season."[LNB]Teenage star Rodwell is the latest product of the Goodison Park academy ranks to attract interest from afar.[LNB]Chelsea and Manchester United are reported to be long-time admirers of the combative England Under-21 international, but Moyes is confident Everton can convince the versatile 19-year-old that his future would be best served on Merseyside.[LNB]"As far as we are concerned, Jack will be here next season," added the Scot.[LNB]"He has a four-year deal and it is being renewed just now.[LNB]"I feel he understands that he is being pushed in the right direction at Everton and he appreciates that he is at the right place."
