Everton have Frank Onyeka ‘on the list’ but may need to sell midfielder

Frank Onyeka, a midfielder for Brentford, is apparently interested in joining Everton; however,

this could indicate that the Toffees are prepared to let someone go.

Frank Onyeka, a midfielder for Brentford, is apparently a target for Everton in the January transfer window. However,

journalist Paul Brown has given GIVEMESPORT a concerning assessment about a possible departure.

Because of Everton’s well-known financial difficulties,

director of football Kevin Thelwell informed supporters early in the transfer window that they shouldn’t anticipate seeing a lot of new players at Goodison Park.

The Toffees are unlikely to go overboard,

especially in light of the fact that they were already accused of breaking the Premier League’s profit and sustainability rules twice already this season.

The Merseyside team has been connected to a few possible new players this month,

so Evertonians may be worried that a significant departure is anticipated.

Given the dearth of depth in Sean Dyche’s team,

it might be more important for Everton to sign a second midfield player if they can afford to part with one of their main players to finance a possible pursuit.

Everton need reinforcements

Idrissa Gueye, who is representing Senegal at the African Cup of Nations,

left earlier in January, so the Toffees might be shorthanded in the center of the park.

In a huge setback for Everton, Sean Dyche said that Abdoulaye Doucoure would be spending more time on the sidelines following his recent recovery from injury.

Therefore, it wouldn’t be shocking if the Merseyside team made a big effort to sign a new midfield player.

Everton is reportedly among the teams considering a move for Onyeka,

a Brentford player who is anticipated to be let to leave on loan before to the transfer window closing at the end of the month, according to the Guardian.

The Toffees will probably have opposition from a number of international teams in addition to Fulham,

a team in the Premier League.

Hannibal Mejbri was another player Dyche and his recruitment team had their eye on,

as Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano disclosed to GIVEMESPORT. However,

the Tunisian midfielder ultimately decided to go on loan to Sevilla in Spain for the balance of the season.

While Dyche would gain from strengthening his midfield,

the Toffees would not want to forfeit one of their most important players to do this.

Unquestionably one of Everton’s most important assets,

Amadou Onana is beginning to draw attention from rival teams,

especially Arsenal.

While Everton may eventually have to cash in, losing the Belgian international midway through the season might be disastrous.

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