UNSTOPPABLE” MONSTER who makes En-Nesyri look like an average Sunday league striker is heading to Goodison – and he could CHANGE EVERYTHING for Dyche! You won’t believe who this absolute BEAST is… and why Everton fans are already LOSING THEIR MINDS over this potential game-changer!
Everton are actively searching for attacking reinforcements in the January transfer window as their lack of goals from the centre-forward position continues to hinder progress.
Neither Beto nor Thierno Barry has provided the consistent output David Moyes needs, with the pair managing just five Premier League goals between them so far this season.
As a result, securing a new number nine has become a priority for the Toffees.
Several names have already been linked with a move to Hill Dickinson Stadium.
Callum Wilson, who brings proven Premier League experience, has been mentioned, while Fenerbahce striker Youssef En-Nesyri has also emerged as a serious target.
Everton are understood to have already submitted a bid for the Moroccan forward, underlining their intent to strengthen before the window closes.
However, En-Nesyri is not the only option being explored. Reports from Italy suggest Everton are also in contention for Napoli attacker Noa Lang.
The Dutch international is reportedly surplus to requirements at the Serie A champions and could be allowed to leave on loan, a deal structure that would appeal to the Merseyside club.
Everton face competition from Leeds United, Fulham, Southampton and several Turkish sides, but Napoli’s willingness to sanction a temporary move makes the deal financially realistic.
Lang would offer Moyes a different profile in attack. The 26-year-old is comfortable across the front line, capable of operating on either wing, as a number ten, or even leading the line.
While his opportunities under Antonio Conte have been limited this season, he has still chipped in with goals and assists despite restricted minutes.
His previous campaign with PSV Eindhoven highlighted his quality, registering 11 goals and 10 assists in the Eredivisie and ranking among the league’s elite for creativity and ball progression.
Those underlying numbers point to a player who can consistently threaten defenders and create chances.
While En-Nesyri would bring goals and experience, his recent dip in form may concern supporters.
In contrast, Lang’s versatility, directness and creativity could add a new dimension to Everton’s attack.
Given the low-risk nature of a six-month loan, the Dutchman could prove a shrewd addition and potentially have a greater overall influence on the side’s attacking play.
