View: Everton to now go all out for next transfer after what Moyes has revealed at Finch Farm

Everton are yet to make a new signing in the winter transfer window.

Harrison Armstrong was recalled from his loan away from Everton, to add vital reinforcement to midfield, but there have been no other incomings.

The Blues could do with better options at striker and full-back, but so far, they have resisted the urge to splash the cash.

However, that could be set to change after what David Moyes has revealed ahead of the clash with Leeds United on 24 January.

Jack Grealish injury to force Everton into the market

Everton’s star man Jack Grealish looks set for lengthy spell on the sidelines, and Moyes has acknowledged how much of a problem that is.

He shared that the Toffees do not have a timeframe for a potential return for the 30-year-old, but confirmed that it was a stress fracture in his foot, as expected.

The Scotsman also admitted that they could dip into the market for fresh impetus in the final third, saying:

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Everton have to go all out for new winger

Surely after the update on Grealish, the Hill Dickinson Stadium outfit simply have to go all out for their next transfer.

They cannot afford to sit back and watch other teams add to their squads while theirs is weakened massively without the Manchester City loanee.

In terms of who they could bring in to replace the veteran, Fulham’s Harry Wilson is one option, as his contract expires in the summer, so he could be available on the cheap.

Patrick Wimmer is another option, but the Wolfsburg man does not have Premier League experience, so he may struggle to adapt as quick as the Toffees need him to.

Saint-Etienne’s Zuriko Davitashvili is a potential interest to the Merseysiders, but just like Wimmer, he would take a while to be at the required level, due to the league that he plays in at the moment.

One thing is for sure, Moyes’ reveal opens the door for the Blues to go and sign a replacement, as he did not completely rule out entering the market when he could have.

It is surely all systems go now, to try and bring a bit more firepower in and qualify for European competition next season.

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