DAVID MOYES is poised to sit down with Everton chairman Bill Kenwright to discuss the club’s summer transfer strategy.

The Goodison manager has yet to be told how much money will be made available for new signings in the forthcoming window.

However, Everton chief executive Robert Elstone signalled a warning when he admitted earlier this year that the club “have not got a big transfer warchest” for the summer.

While Moyes is determined to hold on to his best players, there are fears he may have to cash in on at least one star name to help facilitate squad strengthening.

Marouane Fellaini has been a long-term target of Chelsea and Real Madrid, while Manchester City have emerged as potential suitors for 20-year-old midfielder Jack Rodwell.

Moyes, though, is intent on shortly being able to map out a plan following talks with Goodison owner Kenwright.

“I hope to have the meeting soon to find out what route we can take and how we can go forward,” said the Goodison manager.

Everton have been running the rule over several targets in recent weeks, and Moyes was in attendance to watch Ivory Coast forward Gervinho star for Lille in their 1-0 French Cup final win over Paris Saint Germain on Saturday evening.