BOMBSHELL BREAKING: Romano Drops ABSOLUTE NUKE – Everton’s Dream Target in FINAL SECONDS of Sealing EPIC Move… ‘HERE WE GO’ Imminent, Fans Are LOSING IT! You Won’t Believe Who’s About to Join Goodison!
Everton Face Losing January Target as Rival Club Close in on Deal
More than four weeks into the January transfer window, Everton are still struggling to gain any momentum in the market, with no new arrivals through the doors at Goodison Park.
As things stand, the Blues appear stuck in limbo, with deadline day now looming on Monday and little to show for their efforts.
The lack of activity may suggest that David Moyes has been unconvinced by the options available to him, despite the club being linked with several names over recent weeks.
Moyes previously acknowledged that Everton could emerge from the winter window without making a single signing, describing January as a period of opportunity rather than necessity for many clubs.
While that admission was unlikely to have pleased supporters, it has so far proven accurate, with another reported target now seemingly set to slip through Everton’s fingers.
There had been claims that The Friedkin Group were prepared to back the club financially this month, but swift action would have been required if Everton were to secure the services of Wesley Gassova.
Everton appear set to miss out on Wesley Gassova
Earlier this week, Everton were said to be monitoring Wesley, who currently plays for Saudi Pro League outfit Al-Nassr.
With attacking reinforcements still viewed as an area of need on Merseyside, the Brazilian winger was considered a potential option.
However, it now looks increasingly unlikely that Wesley will be heading to Goodison. Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has reported that the 19-year-old is closing in on a move to La Liga side Real Sociedad.
According to Romano, the deal is approaching its final stages, with the player having agreed to make the switch to Spain. A trademark ‘Here We Go’ announcement is believed to be imminent.
Despite Everton’s ongoing issues in attacking areas, some supporters were unconvinced by the links to Wesley, with Everton News readers voicing their doubts via TalkingPoints.
The club also remains without Jack Grealish, who is expected to be sidelined for several months after suffering a fracture, further limiting Moyes’ options.
A decisive final stretch of the window
With just four days remaining before the window shuts, Everton still have time to conclude deals, though it has been a notably quiet period so far.
Everton News understands the club are determined not to make panic signings, instead prioritising long-term stability over short-term fixes.
While that cautious approach may be sensible from a strategic standpoint, supporters will understandably be eager to see fresh faces added to the squad.
As the clock continues to tick down, it remains to be seen whether Everton can make meaningful moves before the deadline, but one thing is clear: time is quickly running out.
