Sky Sports commentator Jay Hafford spoke out EvertonChances of signing a 'great' player in the January transfer window during the live stream this weekend.
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The Blues may not necessarily play the most expansive football in the world Premier League For now, but they continue to fall away from important points in the relegation battle. Sunday, Sean DycheSecuring side A Draw 0-0 At home to Chelsea, who are competing for the title this season, after also reaching a stalemate away to Arsenal in their previous league stint.
future Daesh His presence at Everton remains a big talking point, and while he has managed to stabilize himself after a poor start to the season, recent reports suggest the writing could be on the wall for him. The Englishman's chance of staying in his position beyond the end of the current season is believed to be slim, with Dan Friedkin feeling that a change in coach is best for the club.
In terms of players being linked to transfers to the Blues, the Rangers striker Hamza Eghmani He has been positioned as a potential replacement for Dominic Calvert-Lewin, should he leave Goodison Park in the near future. The Ibrox player has scored four goals in as many Europa League matches this season.
Everton supports signing a “wonderful” player
Speaking on Sky Sports during West Brom's match with Bristol City on Sunday (via Goodison News), Hafford claimed so Everton could sign Baggies midfielder Tom Fellows in JanuaryAfter I watched him in the summer/
“I'm sure he'll be one of those looked at during the January window. Everton were by all accounts breathing down their necks in the summer. Everton, under new ownership of course, will now be looking to strengthen their squad (and) will have the biggest budget you can imagine, and I think most “People will agree to that, and it's definitely a budget for the future.”
Fellows may not be a proven Premier League player yet, something many Everton fans are likely to yearn for in the upcoming transfer windows, but he could be a fantastic signing in the long term.
The 21 year old has Featured in all 22 From West Brom's Championship matches this season, he has started 19, with eight assists highlighting the creativity he will bring from midfield. He was also praised by the former England international Carlton Palmer Back in September: “He has made huge progress into the first team in the last 12 months, is an exciting player with the potential to have a great future and his value will rise.”
It is important that Everton look to sign a mix of experienced players starting out and youngsters with high ceilings going forward, and Fellows certainly fits into the latter category.
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The Blues' move to their new home should mark the start of a more positive future, and the West Brom champions could grow into an important part of it as the years go by.