Midfielder who David Moyes loves is one to watch for late Everton exit on deadline day

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It could be a quiet deadline day for Everton in terms of incomings, but one player could be set for an exit from Goodison Park.

Everton haven’t been expecting too much in terms of the window as a whole, and their recent form may suggest they don’t need new arrivals.

The expectation around the club is that two signings is the aim for Everton as a quiet ending to the window is promised.

However, what hasn’t been mentioned is how many outgoings will occur at Goodison.

A player who is thought of in high regard could be set for an exit from Merseyside, as the deadline looms.

Harrison Armstrong is ‘one to watch’ for late Everton exit

Harrison Armstrong is one of the most coveted prospects currently at Everton as the 18-year-old is an exciting talent.

Armstrong has flourished for the Everton U18s as the midfielder will be looking to cement his place with the Everton squad in the coming years.

However, according to MailOnline, the youngster could be set for an exit on deadline day.

Journalist, Simon Jones, reports that a couple of fringe players from the U21s could be going out on loan.

This then got to Armstrong being ‘one to watch’ with a number of Championship clubs looking for a late loan.

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Everton youngster Armstrong in talks with Derby County

Moyes has been impressed by Armstrong and the youngster could be the next big thing at Everton.

There is certainly an expectation for the prodigy to reach new heights, as Everton see a huge future for Armstrong.

Now, it has been revealed where the 18-year-old could end up by the end of the deadline, as according to Alan Myers, Armstrong is in talks with Derby County over a potential loan move.

With plenty of time left on deadline day, this could turn out to be a promising first spell away from the Toffees.

The move to Derby could be a real insight into how good Armstrong is, and he could take the Championship by storm.