Everton's hero returns as their saviour and we've got six moves for David Moyes to make in January with less than nothing to spend.
After nearly 12 years away, David Moyes returns to Goodison Park just as much a hero as when he left, somewhat remarkably as the tiki-taka-adjacent antidote to his predecessor.
But having dug a little deeper it’s in fact far more incredible that in their desperate quest for goals they haven’t used him more, with his coming at a half-decent rate – certainly by Everton striker standards – of one every 220 minutes. Doucoure’s deal is also up in the summer and if Everton can attract bidders for him as well as Gueye in January – let’s face it, probably from Saudi Arabia – they should accept any offer going, because they’ve both been entirely rubbish.On the subject of out-of-contract layabouts. Calvert-Lewin’s scoring record since that 16-goal season in 2020/2021 is absolutely honking.
No-one would have thought Everton could be in with a sniff of signing Ferguson, who was at one stage tipped for £100m moves to Chelsea or Manchester United, but two years after his debut for Brighton he’s at a point in his career where he needs to be playing football.his debut, with Everton’s hopes presumably resting on the 20-year-old being attracted to the idea of it being impossible to be worse than the current crop of so-called goalscorers.
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