“Everton’s SHOCKING Plot to Steal Musiala’s BEST Mate in Transfer HEIST of the Century!”

Mika Biereth has been in remarkable form this season, scoring 26 goals in 41 appearances across all competitions during his stints with Sturm Graz and Monaco.

The French side signed him from the Austrian outfit in January for £11 million.

With Everton expected to pursue a new striker this summer, David Moyes is reportedly interested in Brighton’s Evan Ferguson.

However, Biereth has emerged as a more prolific alternative following his impressive displays in Ligue 1.

The Denmark international, born in London, developed through the academies at Fulham and Arsenal.

During his time with the Gunners, he was loaned out to RKC Waalwijk, Motherwell, and Sturm Graz before making a permanent switch to the Austrian club.

His journey has taken him through football in the Netherlands, Scotland, Austria, and now France, showcasing steady growth along the way.

Notably, he built a strong friendship with Germany and Bayern Munich star Jamal Musiala during their youth days in opposing London academies.

However, a move for Biereth appears to be a long shot for Everton. On April 21, Football Insider reported that Moyes is targeting Ferguson, hoping to revive the young striker’s career following his loan spell at West Ham.

Yet, Biereth presents a more enticing prospect, especially after netting 12 goals in just 13 domestic outings for Monaco.

Still, Monaco are reluctant to let the 22-year-old leave so soon.

Having only joined in January, Biereth is under contract until 2029, and sources suggest the Ligue 1 club would only consider selling him for a significantly larger fee than the £11 million they paid—indicating they’d require a “big, big fee” to part ways with him.

As the transfer window approaches, several European clubs are monitoring the forward.

Though Biereth is familiar with English football, a Premier League return this summer seems unlikely due to Monaco’s stance and potential financial demands.

At Goodison Park, Moyes is planning for life beyond Dominic Calvert-Lewin, whose contract is set to expire.

The injury-prone striker, despite being a free agent, has been advised against by pundits like Paul Robinson, who cautioned clubs like Newcastle from making a move.

With Beto unlikely to lead the line alone, Everton are exploring their options.

Liam Delap has been identified as one of the most attainable young strikers on the market, and the Toffees are among the clubs interested.

Whether Everton’s increasing financial power could stretch to a move for Biereth remains uncertain, but he remains an appealing target.