Everton they are reportedly planning negotiations with the club regarding the signing of the creative “revelation”, with the vessel in the January transfer window.
Everton are pushing for January signings
The Blues still look woefully short of attacking quality this season, with Wednesday’s 1-0 defeat at home to Aston Villa in Premier League once again highlighting the lack of threat in the final third. For this reason, it is essential that additional firepower be considered before the end of the month.
That certainly seems to be the case, as Everton continue to be linked with new attacking signings, including Leicester City’s young striker Tom Cannonwho is wanted by a number of clubs this month.
William is a player the Blues have faced many times over the years, during spells with Chelsea, Arsenal and Fulham, and the Brazilian is another rumored target of theirs. He is currently a free agent, which means David Moyes he could bring him on a free transfer in January.
On the other hand, Armando Broja could end his loan deal at Everton this month due to injury, and Moyes admitted as much, saying: “We think he’ll be out for somewhere between 10-12 weeks. It’s his ankle ligaments. That will probably mean there’s a possibility he’ll have to go back to Chelsea.”
Everton plans negotiations to sign “revelation”
According to the new claim from Caught in the hinterland, Everton are “preparing to negotiate” with Chelsea over the signing of Kieran Dewsbury-Hall.
The midfielder has been a peripheral figure for the Blues since moving to Stamford Bridge from Leicester last summer, and Broja’s potential departure means the Merseysiders could be given the chance to sign him. Ben Chilwell has also been mentioned as a loan target – Broja’s departure would only make room for one of them under the league’s loan rules.
Dewsbury-Hall is exactly the type of player Everton have been missing this season – someone who can weave creative magic in midfield and attacking areas. The £80,000 a week The Englishman had a difficult season at Chelsea, he did not start a single Premier League game and featured for just 56 minutes in the competition, highlighting why he would surely like the move.
While Dewsbury-Hall’s shares fell after a brilliant 2023/24 campaign with Leicester in the Championship – he got 12 goals and 14 assists in the league last term – could still be a great addition for Everton, s Brendan Rodgers welcoming him to 2022.
“He was a discovery for us. He is a young man who is very determined. He also has great human qualities. His modesty, his vision of where he wants to go is very clear and he knows that it is just a job. is to stay calm, stay focused and improve every game.”
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Dewsbury-Hall would provide Everton with guile and a strong work ethic in the middle of the park, and they will be desperate to prove themselves in the Premier League. It’s a move that makes sense for everyone involved.
