You Won’t Believe Which Mega-Star Superstar Troy Deeney Just Predicted Will Make a SHOCKING Box-Office Move to Everton in January – This Transfer Will Explode the Premier League!

David Moyes will also be hoping to see investment continue after what proved to be a largely successful summer transfer window overseen by Everton’s American owners.

On Friday, The Friedkin Group marked the first anniversary of their takeover of the club from Farhad Moshiri.

A great deal has changed for the better during that period, although there remains plenty of work to be done if the Blues are to reach their long-term ambitions.

Moyes was pleased with Everton’s summer recruitment, but not every positional need could realistically be addressed within a single window.

With the January transfer market now just days away from opening, former Premier League striker Troy Deeney has identified Everton as a possible destination for a top-flight player.

Deeney suggests Everton could be a viable loan option for Manchester United midfielder Kobbie Mainoo for the remainder of the campaign.

The 20-year-old has found his prospects uncertain in recent weeks, struggling for regular minutes under Ruben Amorim as competition for places intensifies.

Appearing on The Football Exchange, Deeney admitted he could imagine Mainoo moving to Goodison Park during the winter window.

“So you’re probably going to go, if you stay in England, to a Fulham or an Everton,” Deeney explained.

“He would come into your dressing room and, initially, you get the best version, before it levels out, similar to what we’re seeing from Alejandro Garnacho elsewhere,” he added.

By contrast, Paul Scholes has long been an admirer of Mainoo, having watched him progress through United’s academy and into the first-team picture.

The coming weeks promise to be pivotal for the young midfielder, who could potentially add quality, energy and depth to Everton’s midfield options.

Despite reservations, Everton may still consider a loan move worthwhile.

Roy Keane has raised concerns about Mainoo’s recent situation, particularly his lack of minutes and perceived dip in influence.

The issue became highly public after his brother drew attention by wearing a ‘Free Kobbie Mainoo’ shirt at a recent match, highlighting frustrations around Old Trafford.

Everton are currently short of midfield depth, with Idrissa Gana Gueye away representing Senegal at the Africa Cup of Nations.

Another option under consideration is Harrison Armstrong’s immediate future.

Moyes has confirmed he is weighing up recalling Armstrong from Preston North End, though the youngster would need assurances over playing time to aid his development.

All told, January is shaping up to be a fascinating and potentially defining month for Everton as they look to build on recent progress and continue their rebuild under new ownership and renewed ambition heading into the second half of the season ahead with cautious optimism among supporters and staff alike at Goodison Park.