everton There is now interest in signing an “extremely dangerous” new striker to stave off the threat of relegation in the winter transfer window.
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Despite a 4-0 win over Wolves in their last game, it’s fair to say that the Toffees Premier League The team has been mediocre so far, scoring just 14 points in the first 14 games.
Like this, Sean Dyche May be keen to strengthen his squad this January, with reports suggesting the manager is now pushing for signings Fenerbahce winger Oguz EdinScouts have been sent to watch his games before.
Dyche may need to strengthen his attacking options this winter, according to reports Could profit from Dominic Calvert-Lewin, He has already turned down offers to extend his stay at Goodison Park.
Signing a new striker may have to be Everton’s top priority as Beto is also now pushing to leave the club Due to his lack of game time this season. Torino are currently in active talks over a deal worth around £16.5m.
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Everton interested in Yuri Alberto
According to The Boot Room, the new signing the Toffees want is Corinthians forward Youri Albertohe admitted that he dreams of playing in the Premier League. However, a number of other Premier League clubs are likely to vie for the Brazilian’s signature, with Newcastle United and Nottingham Forest both named as potential suitors, while West Ham United previously made a £14m bid.
A bid of £17m would be enough to sign the 23-year-old in early 2024 and he has indicated there is a 50/50 chance of him leaving Corinthians this January, potentially opening the door to a move to Goodison Park.
Everton’s schedule this winter still looks extremely tricky despite last week’s Merseyside derby being postponed due to Storm Darla.
Everton’s upcoming Premier League matches | date |
Arsenal(1) | December 15 |
chelsea | December 22 |
Manchester City (guest) | December 26 |
Nottingham Forest (home) | December 30 |
Bournemouth(guest) | January 5 |
Dyche may therefore need to strengthen his squad in January to avoid a relegation battle, and Alberto could be just the type of signing to push the Toffees to safety.
Football talent scout Jacek Kulig praised The Corinthians star, considered “extremely dangerous” in the past, was in fine form in front of goal for the Brazilian club last season. Former Santos man noted Scored 31 goals in 57 games Across all competitions, it shows he is ready to move to the Premier League and take the next step in his career.
The uncertain futures surrounding Calvert-Lewin and Alberto make signing a striker a priority for Dyche this winter, and Alberto, worth £17m, could be the perfect replacement.
