Everton’s Plans for Dominic Calvert-Lewin as Juventus Show Interest
Everton and Brentford Stalemate in Goalless Draw at Goodison Park
Everton’s Struggles Up Front Spark Questions Over Dyche and Calvert-Lewin’s Future
Everton’s attacking struggles were on full display in their recent Merseyside clash, where they managed to create only one significant chance.
The lack of goals in recent weeks has raised doubts about Sean Dyche’s ability to guide the Toffees to safety, with his side failing to score in their last three matches.
The team’s goal drought highlights the urgent need for a striker in the upcoming January transfer window.
Fans have called for Dominic Calvert-Lewin to be dropped, while Beto has yet to deliver despite repeated opportunities.
Juventus Eye Calvert-Lewin Ahead of January
Remarkably, Serie A giants Juventus have shown interest in signing Calvert-Lewin, and Everton’s plans for the striker are beginning to take shape.
According to AS Roma Live, Juventus is monitoring the 27-year-old, whose contract expires at the end of the season. This situation positions Juve to potentially secure him for a reduced fee.
Given Everton’s ongoing financial challenges, the club may need to sell Calvert-Lewin to raise funds for new signings.
With the Toffees committed to keeping Beto and Armando Broja now back from injury, Calvert-Lewin emerges as the most likely candidate for a transfer.
Aston Villa and Newcastle are also reportedly interested in the striker, who has scored just two Premier League goals this season.
With growing interest from other clubs, it seems increasingly likely that Calvert-Lewin’s time at Goodison Park could be coming to an end.
Tammy Abraham Touted as Replacement
If Everton decides to part ways with Calvert-Lewin, AC Milan’s Tammy Abraham has been identified as a potential replacement.
According to FBref data, Abraham shares a similar playing profile with Calvert-Lewin but boasts a superior Premier League track record.
The former Chelsea forward could bring much-needed firepower to Dyche’s side. Landing Abraham in January would significantly bolster Everton’s attacking options and enhance their chances of addressing their ongoing goalscoring woes.
As the transfer window approaches, Everton faces critical decisions to reshape their squad and improve their fortunes in the fight for Premier League survival.
