Everton are reportedly interested in signing winger Marcus Edwards from Sporting Lisbon during the January transfer window. The club is seeking to add more attacking options and width to their squad. Edwards, known for his skill and ability to create chances, has been limited in playing time at Sporting Lisbon this season. Everton would prefer a loan deal, while Sporting Lisbon is open to a permanent sale.
Everton are looking to sign Marcus Edwards in the January transfer window, Football Insider’s Inside Track podcast
Edwards is someone who fits the profile of what Everton are looking for, being a right-sided left-footed winger, but it remains to be seen if they can agree a fee with Sporting Lisbon.as a “mini-Messi” by Mauricio Pochettino, and well-placed sources have toldEdwards hasn’t only featured 10 times in all competitions this season for Sporting Lisbon, with game time being limited for him in Portugal.
However, it is believed the club would prefer a loan deal for the winger while Sporting Lisbon would rather sell Edwards on a permanent basis.
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