SHOCKING TRANSFER BOMBSHELL: Everton Plotting DESPERATE January Raid to Snatch £94K-a-Week Goal Machine That Will Make David Moyes an Absolute LEGEND Again – You Won’t Believe Who It Is!

Everton are reportedly eyeing a Serie A striker who is keen on making a move to the Premier League in 2026.

Moyes Optimistic About Getting the Right Signings in January

The January transfer window is crucial for Everton, as manager David Moyes looks to strengthen his squad.

While his team has shown promise in the first half of the season, there’s still a need for additional quality to push them forward.

The Friedkin Group, Everton’s owners, will have the opportunity to make a significant impact by spending wisely during the winter window.

Moyes has shared his thoughts on the upcoming window, stating that he isn’t expecting major signings but remains open to adding the “right players.”

He explained, “I’ve always said that I don’t think we’ll be doing a lot of business in January. If we find some players, we’ll be delighted to do it. The CEO will be as well, and the owners too.

It’s more about having a plan. The ownership wants us to have a plan and prepare in a certain fashion. I don’t think it will be about quick fixes, that’s not the way it’s moving.”

When questioned about the possibility of signing a new striker, Moyes was cautious, acknowledging the speculation around Everton’s targets. He laughed off some of the rumors, suggesting they may be exaggerated.

Despite Moyes’ measured response, transfer rumors continue to intensify, with Everton linked to a variety of forwards, including Brighton’s Evan Ferguson. Now, it appears they have turned their attention to a striker in Serie A.

Artem Dovbyk Linked with Everton Move

According to Spanish reports, Everton are reportedly targeting Artem Dovbyk, the AS Roma forward, in January.

Dovbyk has struggled to make an impact since joining Roma and is said to be seeking a move away.

Premier League clubs, including Sunderland, West Ham United, and Everton, are all reportedly interested in the Ukrainian forward.

However, the move might not come cheaply. Dovbyk is currently earning around £94,000 a week in Italy, which would make him one of Everton’s highest-paid players, just above Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall.

Given that Dovbyk has scored only twice this season, Everton must carefully assess whether his wages justify the investment.

Everton are already in need of a reliable striker, and bringing in another forward who has struggled for form might not be the answer.

Moyes has emphasized that the club’s approach in January will be more focused on finding the right players rather than rushing into signings.

As a result, the Toffees could decide to explore other options rather than pursuing Dovbyk in the winter window.