Everton The player could be on the verge of losing one of his key men in January, with the player's representatives reportedly opening talks with a new club.
Everton transfer news
Despite a recent upturn in form that saw them thrash Wolverhampton Wanderers 4-0 and earn a deserved point against top-flight Chelsea, Everton's season so far can still be considered a disappointment, with Sean DycheThe side are currently hovering dangerously above the relegation zone.
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To try and keep them in the top flight next season, Daiichi is expected to prioritize reinforcements during the January transfer window as he looks to revitalize the squad.
Among the possible targets Fenerbahce player Oguz Aydin Which Everton recently sent their scouts to watch as well Botafogo striker Igor Jesusseen as a potential replacement for the outgoing Beto.
Lyon winger Ernest Nima is also a target. The 21-year-old had agreed to terms He moved to Goodison Park in the summer, but the deal fell through. However, according to Foot Mercato, the Toffees are still keen Leon is now ready to let him leave for the right offer.
Calvert-Lewin is in talks with Sevilla
However, there is one player Daiichi could be without in the second half of the season, and that is the striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin.
The English striker has previously been linked with a number of clubs, Including Juventus and Fiorentina, But a new report from Let's go to Sevilla Football Clubper Sports WitnessHe claims that Sevilla is now leading the race to sign him.
The publication claims that the La Liga side are in the race to sign Calvert-Lewin and are speaking to his representatives. Sevilla sporting director Victor Orta sees Calvert-Lewin as an exciting player who can help the club turn around their season, with Garcia Pimienta's side currently sitting in 14th place in La Liga.
Meanwhile, Calvert-Lewin intends to leave Everton “soon”, perhaps next January, and is said to be “excited” to play in Spain if given the opportunity, making him a move to Sevilla worth watching.
Calvert-Lewin, of He earns £100,000 a week at Goodison ParkHe has been a key figure for the Toffees since signing from Sheffield United in 2016, scoring 70 goals in 263 appearances. His most productive season came in 2020/21 when he scored 21 goals in all competitions, although he has scored just twice this season in 15 appearances.
The 27-year-old's contract with Everton expires next summer, meaning the club will likely need to sell him after the new year to avoid losing him on a free later. Speaking about the future of the striker, the former Everton captain Alan Stubbs He told BBC Sport that he expects to leave in January.
“This decision comes from Domenech. But to me, it seems like his head is somewhere else. We are at a crossroads for the next chapter of Domenech's career and for Everton to move forward.”
