Everton given that moving the deadline for the Talent Premier League in the amount of £ 12m

Everton Now they are considering a move for “top -notch” Premier league The player, with his club, who is now ready to sanction with a fee of £ 12m, said journalist Harry Watkinson.

Toffees wish on a midfielder

Signing a new striker can be viewed as the smallest problem for David Moyes In the coming days, given that Dominic Calvert-Lewin was now injured and concrete could soon be on the move.

Although Moyes’ attack could be a priority, he also wants to strengthen in the middle of the park and the manager personally started a move for Chelsea’s Carney Chukwuemekawhile also liked by Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall.

If Chukwuemek or Dewsbury-Hall arrived on a temporary basis, the Western London residents would have to agree to abolish the loan of the Armanda number in the Goodison Park, because Toffees do not have enough loan space.

As such, it may make sense to look for a midfielder on a permanent agreement, if Merseyside Club has a large enough budget, and Teamtalk journalist Harry Watkinson has now discovered that they are interested in signing the Premier League midfielder.

Taking in X, Watkinson said Everton now “Considering (A) Moving” for Sean Longstaff Newcastle UnitedHolding long -standing interest in midfielder, and Magpies would now be ready to sanction her departure for £ 12m.

Longstaff falls from favorites in St. James’

The 27-year-old was a key player of Newcastle during numerous seasons, but he began to fall somewhere a series of orders, after presenting only for only five Minutes in the last six games of the Premier League.

Accordingly, the Englishman received praise for some of his appearances this season praised As a “top” journalist Ciaran Kelly from the back of an impressive screen against Arsenal.

AND £ 50k a week midfielder is greatly experienced in the Premier League, after making it now 164 Competition performances, which is not a wicked feat.

As such, Longstaff could be an excellent signature for Everton with only £ 12m, but it might be worth keeping until the summer broadcast, given that the priority will be a reinforced attack in the middle of Calvert-Lewin and the concrete of uncertain future.