New Everton star’s honest admission about his role under David Moyes emerges as Liverpool comparison sparks debate ahead of Hull City clash

Merlin Röhl has opened up about his experience at Everton under David Moyes, with the midfielder’s comments offering an insight into his preferred position and how discussions with Leighton Baines helped shape his development.The Everton star admitted that his journey towards playing in a different role was a process, revealing that things were not always straightforward during his development at Freiburg. Röhl acknowledged that those in charge at his former club might remember the discussions differently, particularly regarding his preference for playing as a number eight.However, his development involved close dialogue with Baines, whom he described as one of the best players in the world in his position.Röhl’s comments provide an interesting glimpse into the conversations and decisions that have influenced his role on the pitch as he continues his journey at Everton under Moyes.With Everton preparing for their upcoming clash against Hull City, the midfielder’s remarks add another layer to the discussion surrounding his position in the team. His reflections also come amid wider conversations about Florian Wirtz and his struggles at Liverpool.Although Röhl has not explicitly expressed dissatisfaction with his current role, his admission highlights how positional preferences can evolve throughout a player’s career, particularly when adapting to a manager’s tactical demands and the needs of a new team.