Everton He could agree on an agreement to sign a striker described as a “diamond” to be replaced by Dominic Calvert-Lewin, according to former Bryan King scout.
Calvert-Lewin suffers an injury
Calvert-Lewin has shown signs of improvement since returning David MoyesScoring in a 3-2 victory against Tottenham Hotspur earlier this month, but the attacker has now suffered another injury failure.
Liverpool Echo’s Ian Coll expressed concern about an attacker injury, which should keep him aside by the end Next month.
There were widespread rumors About Beta’s future At the Goodison Park, with an attacker at one point that he moved to Italy, but Toffees may be forced to persist with a 26-year-old if they can’t sign another player before the deadline.
Moyes considers its capabilities, and Graeme Bailey reveals that there is an interest in Rangers striker Hamza IgamanAnd now there was another update about a potential move. In an interview with Goodison News, former scout turned Pundit Bryan King now revealed that an agreement to sign Igamane was It could be done there for Everton before the deadline.
The king said: “If they got money, a deal could be agreed. I Don’t think Igamane would be cheap. However, now that Calvert-Lewin was injured, I imagine that Everton would look for that job over the line. “
Igamane impresses in the Europa League
The Moroccan has recently become a consistent initiator of the Rangers in the Scottish Premiership, scoring five goals in the last five trips, and in Europe it also looked impressive in Europe. The Scottish side faced some heavy opponents in Europe, including Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United, but the attacker proved his value to Philippe Clement, reaching four times in five matches.
Clement has recently spoke About his decision to sign a 22-year-old, praising how quickly he adapted to life in the Scottish Premiership.
“The people in Morocco I knew from before. I am happy in such a way that people knew him. They said he was a rough diamond. They said: ‘We don’t know if she will be ready from the beginning. Maybe in one in one year he will be ready play ‘.
“So we have to improve players who can go to a higher level. We’ll see with him. It’s about hunger and desire that way. She does really good things.”
At the age of 22, Igamane will probably have a lot of room for developing, and it may be difficult for Everton to sign this winter, given that the X -ray remains in a strong negotiating position, with the focus on the center by 2029.
