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Everton’s Secret Transfer Target Revealed: The THIRD Chelsea Star They’re Chasing Alongside Chilwell and Dewsbury-Hall
Everton are looking to strengthen their squad this month, with manager David Moyes targeting new signings, particularly from Chelsea. Moyes, who has returned to Goodison Park, is aiming for an improved second half of the season to alleviate any concerns about relegation.
The club has been linked with players like Leicester’s Tom Cannon, and as reported by TBR, they are also close to securing a deal for Ernest Nuamah. However, Moyes isn’t stopping there; after being linked with Ben Chilwell and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, Everton are now considering a third Chelsea player.
One of the key factors driving Everton’s search for attacking reinforcements is the injury to Chelsea loanee Armando Broja, who will be out for at least two months. As a result, Everton are keen to send him back, but Chelsea is asking for compensation, making the situation more complicated.
TBR Football’s chief correspondent, Graeme Bailey, has revealed that Everton are looking to take another Chelsea player on loan, which would allow them to avoid paying for Broja’s return. While the club remains interested in Chilwell and Dewsbury-Hall, they are also discussing the possibility of signing £20 million midfielder Carney Chukwuemeka. With Chukwuemeka falling out of favour at Chelsea, Everton is considering him as a potential target, and any transfer fee could offset the cost of returning Broja.
Additionally, with Moyes back in charge, Everton’s fringe players are hoping for a fresh start and an opportunity to impress. One player who could benefit from this is Beto, who has struggled for form since his expensive move from Italy. Despite the club tracking new forwards, Moyes believes he can help Beto find his best form before the season ends.
