SHOCKING TWIST: Everton’s £60M Bid for Ivan Toney in JEOPARDY as David Moyes Launches DESPERATE Hijack Attempt – Sources Drop BOMBSHELL Update That Changes EVERYTHING!
Everton are weighing up a potential move for ex-Brentford forward Ivan Toney, currently on the books at Al-Ahli.
David Moyes is keen for Everton to bring in a new striker during the January transfer window, with current options failing to deliver consistently.
Beto has struggled to make the desired impact since arriving on Merseyside, while Thierno Barry is still adjusting to the physical and tactical demands of Premier League football.
With doubts surrounding both players, strengthening the forward line has become a clear priority for the Toffees.
There is also a growing possibility that Beto could depart in January should suitable interest emerge, which would further increase the urgency for Everton to secure a reliable replacement.
Moyes is determined not to be left short in attack during the second half of the campaign.
Reports from i news have provided an update on a potential move for Ivan Toney.
The England international is understood to be considering a return to the Premier League as he looks to reignite his international prospects ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Toney previously earned regular England call-ups during his impressive spell with Brentford in the top flight, but he has since fallen out of favour and is no longer part of Thomas Tuchel’s plans.
Everton have been described as a club that could suit Toney well, with Moyes’ direct and structured approach seen as a style that would play to the striker’s strengths and potentially help him rediscover his best form.
Despite that, sources have downplayed the likelihood of Toney making a move to Hill Dickinson Stadium in the near future.
Even without a deal for Toney, Everton are still expected to be active in January.
Sitting 12th in the Premier League, Moyes will be aiming for a top-half finish and could even push for a Europa Conference League place, depending on the quality of reinforcements brought in.
Everton expert Alan Myers believes the club’s owners will back Moyes this winter. While chief executive Angus Kinnear has attempted to manage expectations, Myers feels several new arrivals remain possible.
He anticipates Everton signing a striker, a full-back and a midfielder before the window closes.
Striker links continue to dominate headlines, though Manchester United youngster Kobbie Mainoo has also been mentioned as a player to monitor.
Additionally, should Adam Aznou complete a move to Ajax, Everton may explore the loan market to find a suitable replacement.
