adminEverton remain in the hunt for a new centre-forward as the January transfer window continues.
Although Thierno Barry found the net in the Toffees’ narrow 1–0 win over Aston Villa, recruitment plans remain active. With Beto expected to depart in the coming weeks, a vacancy is likely to open up in Sean Dyche’s attacking options.
Youssef En-Nesyri of Fenerbahce has been discussed as a potential signing, but progress has slowed following the Morocco international’s involvement in the AFCON final. As a result, David Moyes may instead look to a more familiar option
one he has previously encountered during his time in the Premier League.
Everton considering move for Callum Wilson
Callum Wilson has emerged as a possible late-window addition, particularly with his minutes at West Ham expected to diminish. The Hammers have strengthened their forward line by signing Taty Castellanos and Pablo this winter, both of whom have already been handed starts.
Their arrivals have cast doubt over Wilson’s long-term role at the London Stadium, where he now appears to be third choice, despite scoring against Tottenham in his most recent outing. There has been speculation that his contract could be terminated early, which would allow him to leave on a free transfer.
While reports suggest such a scenario is unlikely, West Ham’s continued pursuit of attacking reinforcements means it cannot be ruled out entirely.
For Everton, a move for Wilson could still materialise before the window closes, offering the England international a fresh opportunity — and the chance to work under Moyes for the first time in his career.
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