David Moyes is pushing the Friedkins to sign Everton £30m player he wanted to sign at West Ham

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Everton have a number of positions which they could do with adding to before the window shuts.

Coming into the winter window, Everton knew they needed some further signings given their struggles in the league.

David Moyes has been able to improve the results with six points from a possible nine in his opening three games.

However, this is not a time for the Toffees to stand still.

Orel Mangala will miss the remainder of the season after the knee ligament injury which he sustained on the weekend.

With Moyes clearly aware of the issues he has taken on at Goodison Park, the 60-year-old is pushing for Everton

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David Moyes wants Everton to sign Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall

Everton are showing an interest in Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall with his Chelsea future coming under real scrutiny this month.

The 26-year-old would certainly cover one of Everton’s needs following the injury to Mangala on Saturday.

According to Team Talk, Moyes is a big admirer of the Chelsea midfielder who could be on the move over the coming days.

Everton have been named as one of the clubs to watch in the race for the midfielder with West Ham United also keen.

And Chelsea are expected to be open to selling players like Dewsbury-Hall and Carney Chukwuemeka.

It has been suggested that Dewsbury-Hall is keen to leave Chelsea before the deadline on Monday.

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Moyes wanted Dewsbury-Hall whilst managing West Ham

Having signed for Chelsea in the summer for a fee of around £30m, Moyes has missed out on an opportunity before to sign the midfielder.

The report claims Moyes wanted to bring the 26-year-old to the London Stadium from Leicester City.

Everton fans want to see Dewsbury-Hall signed before the transfer deadline on Monday.

And it is no surprise why considering the influence he had in the Leicester side during their season in the Championship.

Although minutes have been few and far between at Stamford Bridge, Dewsbury-Hall has still been able to provide goals and assists when given the opportunity.