Moyes now identifies an “extraordinary” midfielder of £ 15 million as the first goal of Everton

Everton manager David Moyes He has now identified the “extraordinary” midfielder as his first goal to transmit Goodison, the report states.

New arrivals expected in the Goodison Park

Fabrizio Romano has discovered He expects at least one new arrival through the door at the Goodison Park before the February 3rd, saying Givemesport: “Surely, Everton will do more. I expect Everton from now to make one or two signatures, and for sure, Nuamah remains a name on their list, they wanted it in the summer, that was not possible.”

By this point, it was a calm window for Toffees, but as Romano said, they continued the move for Lyon’s Ernest Nuamah, which has been the target since the summer.

Bringing a new wing is seemingly a priority for the Merseyside Club, too got in touch to inquire about Marcus Edwards Sporting CPwith a move for Nuamah hit strength.

By this point, Everton persecuted players who identified as goals before Moyes’ arrival, but the new manager has now started making their own recommendations regarding the transfers policy.

This is according to the Telegraph report, which states Scott has now identified Neil Sunderland Day as his first targetwhich has been a fan of the central midfielder for a long time. Neil was a player of the Black Cat Academy when Moyes was the main and former Sunderland chief had followed a career since then, but it may be difficult to orchestrate a reunion this month.

The 23-year-old is a key player to promote the championship, so they want a fee of at least £ 15 million because sales could be demolished by their chances of returning to Premier league.

Not only will Everton bring a new central midfielder this month, but they want to sign the left back and striker, so they could be busy before the February 3rd.

The Englishman impressed in the Sunderland T -shirt for a long time because he was praised As an “extraordinary” journalist Philip Buckingham back in December 2022, and this season he was almost always present in the championship.

Considering that the midfielder was born in the southern shields captain and an integral part of the team, it is hard to imagine that black cats are sanctioning their departure this month, and he may not want to leave his boyish club while promoting their promotion.

At the end of the season, Neil will only have a year left on his contract, and if Sunderland fails to win the promotion, he may be forced to enter for a lower fee, so Everton could be wise.

Moyes is obviously a big fan of Maestro with a grade of £ 15 million, following his career for a long time, so it’s worth a re -re -contract of the contract, since there is no urgent need to sign the central midfielder this month.