BOMBSHELL: Harrison Armstrong FINALLY Speaks Out on Everton Recall Rumors – His Three Little Words Have Toffees Fans LOSING THEIR MINDS and Preston Supporters in Absolute PANIC MODE! You Won’t Believe What He Just Said!
Harrison Armstrong’s standout form at Preston may prompt Everton to end his loan early.
David Moyes is facing fresh selection dilemmas in the coming weeks, with Idrissa Gana Gueye preparing to play his final match before heading off to the Africa Cup of Nations.
Everton cruised to a comfortable win over Sean Dyche’s Nottingham Forest at the weekend, showing no immediate concerns.
Still, Moyes is determined for Everton to challenge for a European place this season, and achieving that ambition will require genuine depth and quality across the squad.
The next stretch will truly test Everton’s resources, with both Gueye and Iliman Ndiaye set to depart for international duty.
Moyes has admitted he will think about recalling Harrison Armstrong, but the 18-year-old midfielder has now spoken out himself about what he thinks could unfold in January.
Harrison Armstrong sends clear message on Everton recall while at Preston
Paul Heckingbottom stated last week that Armstrong is content at Preston, where he is gaining consistent game time.
However, Everton may be forced to revisit that arrangement after Merlin Rohl’s injury, which has significantly reduced their midfield options.
Speaking to the Lancashire Evening Post, Armstrong discussed the possibility of being recalled to Merseyside.
“Well, I think it’s out of my hands. Whatever decision is made, I just hope it benefits my development.
I would love to stay here, keep contributing to the team, and hopefully push for the play-offs,” the Everton loanee said.
“I’m just leaving it in the hands of the people who control it.”
Preston supporters have been hugely impressed with Armstrong, who even netted his first goal for the club at the weekend.
His loan spell has been ideal so far, and the teenager seems more than willing to remain at Deepdale for the rest of the campaign.
Armstrong continues to progress away from Goodison Park
Everton News columnist Alan Myers believes the club will target a new midfielder when the transfer window opens, potentially reducing the urgency of recalling Armstrong.
The 18-year-old only recently returned from injury and made an impact off the bench in the weekend draw against Wrexham.
He has been a key figure for Preston throughout the season, with Heckingbottom full of praise for his maturity and performances.
Everton now face a significant decision in the coming weeks, especially as Armstrong has strongly hinted that staying on loan could be the best pathway for his long-term development.
