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everton manager david moyes Goodison is now reportedly targeting an “outstanding” midfielder as his first transfer target.
Goodison Park expected to welcome new players
Fabrizio Romano reveals He expects at least one new player to arrive at Goodison Park before the February 3 deadline, telling GiveMeSport: “Of course, Everton will do more. I expect Everton to sign one or two players from now on and of course Nuama is still a name on their list and they want him in the summer and that’s It’s impossible.”
It has been a quiet window for the Toffees so far, but as Romano says they have been looking to bring in Lyon’s Ernest Nuama, who has been a target since the summer .
Bringing in a new winger appears to be a priority for the Merseyside club, Contact Marcus Edwards at Sporting CP to inquire about the situationNuama’s move encountered obstacles.
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Everton have so far been pursuing players they identified as targets before Moyes’ arrival, but the new manager has now begun making his own proposals regarding transfer policy.
This is according to a report in The Daily Telegraph, which states The Scot has now identified Sunderland’s Daniel as his first targetI have been an admirer of the midfielder for a long time. Neil was an academy product at the Black Cats when Moyes was in charge and the former Sunderland boss has followed his career since then, but arranging a reunion this month may prove difficult.
The 23-year-old is a key player in their hopes of promotion to the Championship and so they are hoping for a transfer fee of at least £15m as selling him could damage their chances of returning to the Championship. Premier League.
Everton are not only keen to bring in a new midfielder this month, but also a left-back and a striker, so they could be busy ahead of the February 3 deadline.
The Englishman has impressed in a Sunderland shirt for quite some time now, commend Journalist Philip Buckingham rated him “outstanding” back in December 2022, and he has been a near-constant presence in the Championship this season.
However, given that the South Shields-born midfielder is captain and an integral part of the squad, it’s hard to imagine the Black Cats sanctioning his departure this month, and he may not want to push for promotion in the squad Leaving his boyhood club in the process.
Neil has just one year left on his contract at the end of the season and if Sunderland fail to advance they may be forced to cash in for a lower fee, so Everton may be wise to hold off until then.
Moyes is clearly a big fan of the £15m-rated maestro and has been tracking his career for quite some time, so given there’s no pressing need to sign a midfielder this month, it’s worth signing him in the summer Revisit the deal.
