EVERTON IN TOTAL CHAOS: Star Player DESPERATELY BEGGING to Leave in January! Shock Loan-to-Buy Talks Already Underway – He’s GONE Forever Unless Miracle Happens!

James Garner has been a key figure for Everton this season, with David Moyes consistently finding ways to maximise the midfielder’s contribution.

The adaptable 24-year-old has often lined up alongside Idrissa Gueye, forming an effective partnership in the centre of the pitch at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.

However, that midfield duo may not remain intact for much longer. Everton are bracing for possible changes ahead of the January transfer window, and Garner’s future is one of the biggest uncertainties.

Talks over a potential move are said to be progressing, raising the likelihood that he could depart Merseyside on loan once the winter market opens.

Garner edging toward a January loan departure

Newcastle United have emerged as serious contenders for Garner’s signature, with growing speculation linking the former Manchester United player with a switch to St James’ Park.

With his contract set to expire at the end of the season, Garner has yet to agree fresh terms with Everton, leaving the club in a difficult position.

That contract situation could pave the way for a £20 million transfer in January—an offer Everton may find hard to turn down given the risk of losing him for free in the summer.

Any move would, however, require the Toffees to secure a suitable replacement first, and one potential option is James Ward-Prowse of West Ham United.

Everton and West Ham are believed to have held preliminary discussions regarding the 31-year-old midfielder.

Moyes is thought to prefer a loan agreement that includes an option to buy, which would give the club flexibility while assessing Ward-Prowse’s suitability.

If West Ham show a willingness to part ways with Ward-Prowse, it could clear the path for Garner’s exit and set off a chain of transfer moves.

Ward-Prowse lined up as possible successor

Allowing Garner to leave midway through the season would be a bold decision, but given the contract impasse, Everton may feel it is the most sensible course of action.

The club cannot afford to see a player of his quality walk away for nothing, making a January sale financially prudent.

Ward-Prowse, who previously excelled under Moyes at West Ham, could prove to be a ready-made replacement if a reasonable fee can be negotiated following an initial loan spell.

His experience and set-piece threat would add value to Everton’s midfield options.

How this situation unfolds remains to be seen, but if events play out as expected, the Hill Dickinson Stadium supporters may not be pleased with the outcome.