“SHOCKING REVELATION: 14-Cap International Set to REVOLUTIONIZE Everton and END Moyes’ NIGHTMARE with JAW-DROPPING Transfer!”

Everton were strongly linked with Franculino Dju during the summer transfer window but failed to secure his services.

Now, the Guinea-Bissau forward is once again on their radar. However, the Toffees face stiff competition, with Borussia Dortmund, Paris Saint-Germain and Brentford all reportedly monitoring the striker.

A deal for Dju is expected to cost around £23.4 million when wages and transfer fees are considered.

For Everton, that price might represent good value if he can fix their biggest issue under David Moyes – a lack of reliable goalscorers.

Everton’s striker problem

The club’s current first-choice striker, Beto, has struggled to deliver consistently this season. Moyes needs fresh competition up front to keep the 27-year-old motivated.

Summer signing Thierno Barry was supposed to provide that challenge, but he has yet to make the impact expected of him on Merseyside.

According to Sofascore, Barry has featured seven times without finding the net, while Beto has just two goals from the same number of appearances.

This lack of end product has left Everton searching for answers, and Dju could provide the solution.

The 14-cap Guinea-Bissau international is believed to be available for around £17.5m, with his Danish club resigned to losing him sooner rather than later.

Dju’s goalscoring record

The forward has been in fine form this season, scoring nine goals and registering three assists in 15 games across all competitions.

Over the previous two campaigns, he managed 22 goals, proving that he has the consistency to be a reliable attacking option.

At just 19 years old, Dju is considered one of the brightest young attacking prospects in Europe.

If Everton can secure his signature at a reasonable price, it could be a bargain investment for the Hill Dickinson Stadium side.

The major question is whether he can adapt to the physical and tactical demands of the Premier League.

Still, many players from Denmark have transitioned successfully, including Sunderland’s Simon Adingra, Brentford’s Frank Onyeka and ex-Everton favourite Bryan Oviedo.

Signing Dju would carry some risk, but the potential upside is huge. He could be the difference between Everton pushing for a European place or languishing in mid-table obscurity.