Everton right in the mix to sign “explosive” attacking ace

According to a recent transfer update,

Everton is among several elite teams vying for the signature of a “explosive” offensive talent,

with whom they have previously had contact.

Everton takeover & transfer news

Sean Dyche must be itching to be able to just concentrate on performances and outcomes since the Blues have so much to deal with right now,

both on and off the field.

Everton has managed the ten-point penalty admirably thus far,

as evidenced by their escape from the Premier League relegation zone.

However, new reports suggest that more sanctions may be awaiting them.

Unease among the fan base is understandable given the concerns surrounding 777 Partners’ purchase of the club and the ongoing questions concerning their qualifications.

New acquisitions during the January transfer window are one item that may bring around some much-needed optimism,

and Everton has been connected to a number of players in recent weeks.

Prior to his anticipated loan move away from Manchester City later this month,

Kalvin Phillips is a desired player,

and the Merseysiders are thought to be among the teams who could sign him.

Before January ends, Everton may possibly want Frank Onyeka of Brentford.

Tom Fellows, a teenage player from West Brom, is another name that has been floated.

Wants to sign Largie Ramazani for Everton

Largie Ramazani, 22, may soon leave Almeria,

according to a recent update from Spanish media (via Sport Witness),

who claims that Everton is battling other teams for his signature.

The Belgian was reportedly contacted by the Blues about moving to Goodison Park only a few weeks ago,

and it doesn’t appear that their interest has diminished.

As long as they receive a price of €8 million (£6.8 million),

according to the most recent rumour,

Almeria “could be satisfied by closing his sale in the coming days”.

Ramazani would be a great addition for Everton in January.

He would provide talent in the offensive department and he would inevitably play on the left side,

giving him competition for playing time against players like Dwight McNeil and Jack Harrison.

In 11 La Liga starts this season, he has contributed six goals (two goals and four assists),

for a total of 20 goals and eight assists in 118 appearances for his current club.

The young athlete is regarded highly by football talent scout Jacek Kulig, wh

lively, and upbeat manner;

enjoys making good off-the-shoulder runs and using the ball as a counterattacking weapon.

“The Little Vincentius.”

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