View: Moyes to surely forget about Grealish injury at Everton with new quick-fire transfer

Everton can replace Jack Grealish in the winter transfer window after the Manchester City loanee picked up a long-term injury.

Fans in L4 may see one silver lining in the cruel development regarding the Englishman, with the Toffees able to go into the market and reinforce their attack before the 2 February deadline.

Grealish seems heartbroken at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, and the 30-year-old will undoubtedly be devastated as there have been suggestions that he could miss three months after sustaining a foot injury.

David Moyes isn’t expecting heavy investment from The Friedkin Group in January, but the Merseyside outfit’s plans will undoubtedly have to change after the significant blow of the England international’s absence.

Everton to be ruthless with Harry Wilson transfer from Fulham

Fulham winger Harry Wilson is enjoying a magnificent season at Craven Cottage, scoring seven goals and providing four assists in 21 Premier League appearances.

The Wales international has gone from strength to strength this season, and the Hill Dickinson Stadium faithful wouldn’t mind someone of his quality in their ranks.

With the 28-year-old’s contract expiring at the end of the season, several clubs will certainly have their eyes on his situation at Fulham, but the Toffees surely can’t afford to wait now.

Everton are among the clubs interested in Wilson, with a view of signing him as a free agent in the summer.

However, with Grealish now potentially picking up a season-ending injury, the Blues should make their move for the Welshman immediately.

The Cottagers will arguably be receptive to receiving a significant transfer fee for a player who could potentially leave for free in the coming months, and the Merseyside outfit clearly have a chance to complete a quickfire deal to compensate for the Man City loanee’s fitness issue.

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Where David Moyes can fit Harry Wilson as Iliman Ndiaye shines at right-wing

Iliman Ndiaye will return to action at the Hill Dickinson Stadium soon after winning the Africa Cup of Nations with Senegal.

The 25-year-old has been one of the best players in the Premier League this season, and his return will be massive for Moyes.

In the current campaign, the former Olympique Marseille star has been shifted to the right-wing after Grealish’s arrival, and he’s evidently taken his game to the next level.

Wilson has played most of his football on the right side of the attack at Fulham, but there won’t be a clash with Ndiaye for a place in the starting lineup since the Senegal international can play on the left-wing.

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