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‘Fantastic’ Player Omitted from Champions League Squad Amid Everton Interest

Everton Potentially Receive Major Boost in Pursuit of January Transfer Target

Everton has had a quiet start to the January transfer window, with no new signings yet confirmed.

 

The club’s ownership group, The Friedkin Group, has been preoccupied with a managerial change, but now the focus shifts to strengthening the squad under David Moyes.

 

Moyes is keen to bring in two players this month, with attacking reinforcements being a priority for a team that has struggled to score all season.

 

Among the potential targets is Ernest Nuamah, though another forward, Marcus Edwards, has also emerged as a strong candidate.

 

Marcus Edwards Linked to Everton Amid Sporting CP Omission

 

Journalist Harry Watkinson reports that Everton is showing interest in Marcus Edwards as the transfer window enters its final weeks.

 

The former Tottenham Hotspur playmaker, currently at Sporting CP, has experienced a notable development regarding his future.

Sporting CP is set to face RB Leipzig in the Champions League on Wednesday, but Edwards has been left out of the squad traveling to Germany.

 

Manager Rui Borges confirmed that Edwards’ exclusion is due to disciplinary reasons, raising questions about his situation at the club.

 

While Edwards’ omission could indicate that Sporting is open to letting him leave, the disciplinary issue might give Everton pause as they assess his suitability.

 

Edwards’ Potential Impact at Everton

 

Since leaving Spurs, Edwards has enjoyed a successful stint in Portugal, particularly in Lisbon, where his performances have stood out.

 

Former player and pundit Owen Hargreaves has praised Edwards’ technical skills and dribbling ability, describing him as exceptional on the ball.

 

“On the ball, dribbling at people, he’s up there,” Hargreaves said. “He leaves people for dead. Technically, he’s fantastic.

 

The young man has so much ability with the ball at his feet; he makes it look easy.”

 

At 26, Edwards could provide Everton with much-needed attacking quality, but the disciplinary concerns surrounding his omission may require careful consideration.

 

Nevertheless, his availability this month could offer the Toffees an opportunity to bolster their frontline as they look to improve their fortunes.

 

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