“Alan Myers DROPS BOMBSHELL: Everton’s SHOCKING New Right-Back Signing Will BLOW YOUR MIND!”

Jack Grealish and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall have both settled quickly at Everton, with Grealish once again impressing in the win over Wolves on Saturday.

Despite their smooth integration, David Moyes remains keen to strengthen further, and the next couple of days could be pivotal behind the scenes.

Right-back a pressing need

Following Ashley Young’s departure, Everton lack a dependable option at full-back. Young not only covered at right-back, but also featured at left-back and even on the wing during injury spells.

Seamus Coleman, now 36, is struggling with fitness and cannot be relied on to start regularly. Entering the final year of his contract, he featured only five times in the league last season.

Jake O’Brien has been used at right-back but is naturally a central defender, while Nathan Patterson could be loaned to Sevilla, which would leave the Toffees even lighter in that position.

Former Sky Sports news editor Alan Myers has tipped a new right-back to be the next addition, and Moyes is expected to prioritise that role.

Further reinforcements needed

A quick, attack-minded full-back remains a priority to both strengthen the defence and support Everton’s increasingly fluid forward line. However, the striker situation also requires urgent attention.

New arrival Thierno Barry is full of potential, but still raw and not yet ready to consistently lead the attack. Bringing in a proven striker—ideally one capable of outperforming Beto—could significantly boost the team’s goal return.

Midfield depth is another weakness. With Idrissa Gueye ageing and minutes needing careful management, Moyes is keen on adding a versatile midfielder who can either push for a starting place or provide reliable cover.

Focusing on these three positions—right-back, striker, and midfielder—would address Everton’s most pressing needs and give the squad greater balance for a demanding season.