YOU WON’T BELIEVE WHAT ALAN SHEARER JUST DID! Newcastle Legend Gives MASSIVE GREEN LIGHT to Everton Snatching £40M Super Striker – Toffees Fans Are LOSING THEIR MINDS!
Everton Set to Strengthen Squad as Moyes Targets January Signings”
Speaking exclusively to Everton News, Alan Myers expects David Moyes to focus on strengthening three key areas this January: striker, midfielder, and full-back.
Everton had been exploring a move for Ricardo Pepi, but the PSV striker is now expected to remain in the Netherlands.
The Toffees have also been linked with Ivan Toney, while another Premier League centre-forward is reportedly on their radar.
Adding weight to the club’s interest in new striking options, Alan Shearer has given his endorsement to one potential target.
Alan Shearer praises Everton target Jorgen Strand Larsen
It has emerged that Jorgen Strand Larsen is on Everton’s shortlist of forwards this winter, alongside Toney and Danylo Dovbyk.
Moyes appears determined to recruit a physically commanding number nine, a player capable of holding up the ball and bringing teammates into play — an area where the Toffees have struggled recently.
Speaking last April, Shearer praised Larsen’s abilities, highlighting his hold-up play and overall control. “He was a nuisance,” Shearer said.
“His hold-up play was excellent, and I thought his touch and his control were superb. Wolves didn’t play that well in the first half, but they certainly improved in the second.
When you’ve got a guy who’s 6’4, you have to get balls into the box, and they certainly did that in the second half.”
The cost of signing Larsen
Securing Larsen’s signature is expected to be a costly affair. Wolves are reportedly seeking around £40 million for the 25-year-old striker.
While West Ham United have been deterred by that figure, Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest are said to be monitoring the situation.
Newcastle United had reportedly bid up to £55 million for Larsen in the summer but ultimately chose Nick Woltemade instead.
Everton’s recruitment team also has Nicolas Jackson on their radar, providing Moyes with multiple options as he looks to strengthen the squad in the January transfer window.
With several potential targets in place, the Toffees will need to move decisively if they want to land a striker capable of addressing their current attacking shortcomings.
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