Everton “concerned” and now wants a January move for a “tremendous striker”

After three games without victory, Everton would now have wanted to respond to one of their concerns by signing a talented striker when the January transfer window arrives.

Concern by Everton Early Premier League

The Toffees first took a positive start and even saw Summer Signer Jack Grealish withdraw the player’s price of the Premier League in August. Since then, however, David Moyes’s team has stuck for the first time – not having won in three games.

The defeat against Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Carabao Cup was a particularly disappointing match for the Merseyside Club, but they have to bounce back from the moment West Ham United came to town on Monday evening.

Everton’s biggest concern during their recent race has been attacked. They only scored once in their last three games, which was the shot of Anfield by Idrissa Gueye, and saw that Beto was particularly fought.

The striker was removed at halftime for Thierno Barry in the Merseyside derby and the Toffees had an improved second period. Whether that for Beto’s starting point will be interesting to see.

Moyes did not hold back during the delivery of his verdict on the striker earlier this season, telling journalists: “I was a little disappointed with Beto and told him.

“We need it a little more and he can do more and he has done more. So we hope that we can get a little more of him, but he is a boy who works really honest and I’m sure he will try to prove it tonight.”

While Barry informed, there is still a chance to prove his value. But the patience of Moyes will not last forever and speculations already arrive above a potential movement that the toftes could make to replace their attacker in January.

Everton Esweling Move for Norwich Striker Josh Sargent

As Graeme Bailey and Everton News reported, Everton now wants to sign Josh Sargent in the January transfer window and keep an eye on the Norwich City striker, who was in good shape.

The American has been linked to the distance from Carrow Road for some time and could finally win a route to the Premier League in January. After scoring six goals in seven championship games, it is clear that it is good enough to intensify.

The Friedkin group has proven that they are not afraid to go big in the summer transfer window and could do it once again when the winter window opens.