Everton seemed to be on the way to a resurgence when David Moyes replaced the Sean Dyche besieged in January, and although the tuffes showed up towards a comfortable mid-table in 2024/25, the old numbers seem to redo the moment.
Moyes’ mandate has hardly become out of date, but he needs a few additional signatures before the transfer window is closed, Everton having struggled to hit their stride in their first Premier League match, beaten 1-0 at Leeds United on Monday evening.
Signatures are necessary, but since Sky Sports experts deplored Everton’s lack of activity, an agreement of 40 million pounds sterling was agreed with Southampton for the transfer of Tyler Dibling, considered one of the most exciting adolescent outlook.
If the Friedkin group manages to direct this one on the finish line, it seems ready to turn to the new number.
Everton aligns the agreement for another striker
Dominic Calvert-Lewin left Everton this summer at the end of his contract. The striker has since signed for Leeds. It was a stream in a flow of departures, supervised by Moyes, deemed necessary after years of austere returns.
The replacement, Thierno Barry joined Everton de Villarreal for 27.5 million pounds sterling, but, even with Beto in the ranks, Everton could be interested in signing another talented elite shooter.
It is early, but Everton as they see, and according to the Spanish point of sale El Chiringuito TV, the technical director Angus Kinnear is ready to attack the yellow submarine this summer, having reopened the contacts to discuss an agreement for Karl Etta Eyong.
Although the 21 -year -old central center wants to continue its development in Spain, it is tempted by the opportunity to play in the Premier League.
Villarreal would look for 25 million euros (21 million pounds sterling) for its signature.
Why Everton wants Etta Eyong
Beto and Barry constitute a confident twinning for the place of the number new, but the youth and the consistency of the flowering of Eyong before the goal suggest that it could be a signature to do to finish the whole.
Perhaps what is most exciting is the smooth translation of goals by Etta Eyong in the Segunda division to a promising return to La Liga.
He has not yet presented his power through many games at the highest level, but the signs are certainly promising.
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Etta Eyong – Career statistics by club |
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Club |
Applications |
Goals |
Aid |
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Cadiz Mirandilla |
46 |
14 |
2 |
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Villarreal B |
30 |
19 |
6 |
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Villarreal |
5 |
2 |
– |
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Cadiz |
2 |
– |
– |
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Data via the transfer market |
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The Natural Origin Clinical Pointe of Etta Eyong and its “powerful” physical profile, as was noted by journalist Kai Watson, suggests that it has what it takes to succeed in the Premier League, and with similarities with Everton recruits Barry, from the same club, you can understand Everton’s desire to bring him back, having already opened speeches.
The Cameroonian striker scored last weekend while Villarreal launched his La Liga campaign with three points, winning 2-0 against Real Oviedo. Sofascore data reveals that the seller won three duels and also completed 80% of his passes.
Barry’s 6 feet 5 profile stopped Everton’s attention, and with a long -term Beto future at the Hill Dickinson stadium Incert
Indeed, it could have this touch of innate goals coveted, which could be useful for Merseysiders while they pack their team with sufficient quality and depth to be challenged at the front of the Premier League.
