Journo shares Moyes confirmation on transfer hope, loan offer sent for forward

Everton will now surely be fully focused on signing Chelsea forward Tyrique George on loan after securing a point against Brighton in the Premier League on Saturday.

David Moyes’ team travelled to the Amex Stadium on 31 January and snatched a draw in the final minute of the game in the 1-1 draw.

After Pascal Gross broke the deadlock in the second half, Beto scored a 97th-minute equaliser against Brighton to break the hearts of the home fans.

The Scottish manager was ecstatic after the late drama, getting a yellow card for dancing on the pitch after the Guinea-Bissau striker’s goal, and he’s now hoping for a decent end to the winter transfer window.

David Moyes wants new Everton signing in coming hours

Moyes has confirmed that he hopes to sign at least one player before the 2 February deadline, Alex Crook shares.

The talkSPORT journalist revealed on 31 January that the Scottish manager is anticipating an addition at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.

It’s been claimed that the Blues have sent an offer to Chelsea to sign George on loan, and it remains to be seen how the situation unfolds in the coming hours.

The England Under-21 international has shown immense potential at Stamford Bridge, but he’s struggled for game time this season.

Fabrizio Romano has also claimed that Everton have submitted a loan bid with a buy option for George, and the versatile forward will undoubtedly be in the headlines as deadline day approaches.

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David Moyes would be daft to sanction exit from Hill Dickinson Stadium

Harrison Armstrong has been impressive since returning from Preston North End, but Paul Heckingbottom expects him to return.

Moyes has previously claimed that he’d be open to sending the English midfielder back on loan to Deepdale for the rest of the season, but that wouldn’t be wise.

The 19-year-old has shown that he’s capable of playing at the highest level and hasn’t looked out of place in the Merseyside outfit’s starting lineup.

With Jack Grealish also picking up a serious injury, the Scottish manager shouldn’t risk diminishing his squad’s depth as he guns for a European finish in the Premier League.

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