View: Everton can possibly hold one advantage for bargain summer transfer

Everton may be able to entice Fulham forward Harry Wilson to Hill Dickinson Stadium in the upcoming transfer window.

Apart from the state-of-the-art new stadium, the Toffees have a chance of earning a European finish in the Premier League this season.

Fulham want Wilson to stay, but the Wales international is yet to sign a new contract at Craven Cottage, with his current deal expiring at the end of the current campaign.

The Blues are one of the teams being linked with a bargain move for the 29-year-old, and it wouldn’t be surprising to see other mid-table Premier League teams like Bournemouth, Sunderland and Crystal Palace join the race for his signature.

Dan Friedkin’s investment for David Moyes should multiply in the summer, especially if the Merseyside outfit qualify for Europe, and they must go all out for Wilson.

David Moyes desperate for Harry Wilson-like transfer at Everton

Beto, Thierno Barry, Iliman Ndiaye and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall are joint top scorers for the Toffees in the Premier League this season with six.

The Blues’ two number nines have been nowhere near good enough considering the ambitions fans hold at Hill Dickinson Stadium.

While the Guinea-Bissau striker’s purple patch has come at the right time, his inconsistency has been frustrating for supporters in L4.

Wilson has scored 10 league goals in the current campaign, setting up another six for his teammates.

Moyes undoubtedly needs more attacking threat at the Merseyside outfit and the Fulham forward can provide that.

Dan Friedkin ambition will be tested at Hill Dickinson Stadium

Jack Grealish will return to Manchester City at the end of the season and it will be interesting to see whether The Friedkin Group consider making his transfer permanent.

It will surely take significant investment to pull off the England international’s return to Hill Dickinson Stadium, but that’s what Everton require at this stage.

Wilson arguably won’t come cheap at the Blues either, with the Welsh forward potentially asking for hefty signing-on fees and wages.

TFG will certainly have no excuses not to splash the cash if Moyes gets Europa League or Champions League football and they will come under scrutiny in the summer.

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