The clock is ticking on the January transfer window at Everton as the fans await their first signing of the New Year.
Monday evening’s draw against Leeds United only highlighted the demand for Everton to make some moves in the market.
David Moyes issued a transfer plea at Everton following the game against Daniel Farke’s side on Merseyside.
Injuries have been suffered at Everton over recent months, which has placed a real strain on the club’s lack of depth.
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Heading into 2026, Everton News columnist Alan Myers wanted to see three Everton signings made before the end of the window.
With just days remaining, Everton’s struggles in the market are becoming clear as David Ornstein has now issued a fresh update.
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Amid their poor form in front of goal this season, it had been suggested that Everton were interested in Jorgen Strand Larsen from Wolves.
The Norwegian striker has failed to hit the heights he set for himself last season at Molineux.
According to David Ornstein of The Athletic, the only club to have currently made a move for Larsen is Leeds United.
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It is believed that the striker is keen on the prospect of potentially moving to Elland Road despite the in-form Dominic Calvert-Lewin holding down the starting spot.
Clearly, the Blues have made no concrete move for the striker despite their lack of depth up top.
Everton were keen to strengthen with a new striker this month, but the market has seemingly not worked in their favour.
However, it will be intriguing to see whether movement could be forced by a potential late departure.
Beto’s Everton future hangs in the balance
With just days remaining in the market, Everton are receiving interest in Beto from Fenerbahce in what could be a dramatic late exit.
If this was to develop, Everton would surely have to replace the striker before sanctioning his exit.
Moyes’ strikers have been an issue all season, but Thierno Barry has finally been able to lay down some form in front of goal.
However, the Blues cannot go into the final months of the season with just one striker at their disposal.
Everton have shown an interest in Youssef En-Nesyri, but the striker is not keen on a move to England.
Some interesting final days of the window lie ahead for the Blues.
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