Everton Target January Transfers as TFG Scouts Serie A Talent – Fabrizio Romano

Dan Friedkin reportedly plans to allocate funds for the upcoming transfer window [TEAMtalk, 11 December], and Fabrizio Romano has confirmed that Everton’s new owners intend to secure reinforcements.

David Orenstein previously stated that The Friedkin Group (TFG) is unlikely to spend heavily in January [NBC Sports, 22 December].

However, indications suggest they are targeting players in the Italian market.

Speaking on Men In Blazers [24 December], Romano said: “I think it will take some time, maybe days, to assess everything. I don’t want to mention names just for the sake of it.

They’re preparing for the January window and also the summer.

“But now, with new owners, things will be different; their structure and vision will take time to implement before deciding on specific players.

Still, I hear they will make moves in January.

“TFG is well-versed in the Serie A market. I’m hearing they’re monitoring certain players from Serie A, but I can’t provide further details right now.”

Everton Should Leverage TFG’s Serie A Expertise

The Toffees are entering a new era under TFG following the departure of Farhad Moshiri, whose mismanagement left the club struggling.

With their background at AS Roma, the Friedkins bring extensive knowledge to the Premier League.

Everton fans will hope they can utilize their Serie A connections during the transfer window.

Striker Beto has been linked to a move to Inter Milan [Spazio Inter, 16 December], a deal that may progress now that TFG has taken over.

Everton, meanwhile, urgently need reinforcements in multiple positions, as several players are set to leave when their contracts expire at the season’s end.

For now, securing a reliable number nine should be TFG’s top priority, given the club’s poor attacking record this season.

Serie A offers a pool of strong midfielders and defenders who could bolster Everton’s squad as they prepare for their transition to Bramley-Moore Dock.

Fans will closely watch to see which Serie A talents the Friedkins target as the January window approaches.

Their decisions could set the tone for Everton’s new chapter under TFG ownership.