Everton they have a “good chance” of completing the signing of the “‘super'” young striker and are planning a bid, according to journalist Fabrice Hawkins.
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A busy period at Goodison Park is expected after the sacking Sean Dyche as manager on Thursday, after almost two years in charge of the Blues.
Since then, Everton have been working hard to find the Englishman’s successor at Goodison Park, s David Moyes appears as the most likely person to enter. The Scot undoubtedly feels like the safest pair of hands, given his strong knowledge of the club itself and Premier Leagueonly recently managing Wwst Ham.
However, the Scot is not the only option for the Blues, given the former AC Milan coach Paulo Fonseca also reportedly in negotiations. The Portuguese worked under The Friedkin Group while in charge of Roma, so they could consider him a great choice who they know well.
Former coach of Juventus Massimiliano Allegri he was also mentioned as a possible replacement for Dyche before his sacking, in what would be a high-profile appointment. He won five Serie A titles during his time in Turin, and reached the Champions League final in 2017.
Everton is preparing an offer for the “big” ace
Taking in X on Friday, Hawkins asserted that Everton are preparing a bid for Lyon winger Ernesto Nuamahand they have a “good chance” of signing him in January.
Nuamah is a young player with so much potential, and that’s exactly the type of footballer the Blues should be looking for down the line.
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The 21-year-old is making a name for himself in Lyon, already making one 49 performances for Ligue 1, scoring four goals and registering three assists in that time, and netted 20 times in 49 appearances during his time in Nordsjaelland. His end product should only improve with age.
Nuamah also scored three goals in 12 games for Ghana, making an impact on the international scene, and journalist Bence Bocsak he described him as a “superior” player.
Primarily a right winger, Nuamah could provide a nice balance for Everton’s next manager, with Iliman Ndiaye on the opposite flank, and the fact that he would be a long-term signing means the Blues should see him as an exciting addition.
