David Moyes wants to sign a DCL replacement of 14 “remarkable” goals in Everton

Everton are on the market for an attacker this summer and may have identified the man they want to replace Dominic Calvert-Lewin when international England will pass, according to a report.

Everton still in limbo on Dominic Calvert-Lewin

The clubs are starting to filter for the pre-season, and the transfer window is well advanced. However, there is still no final news as to whether the faithful of Everton Calvert-Lewin will sign a contract extension.

Leeds United would have contacted the English international. However, their prosecution was complicated in the middle of the suggestion that it could be opened to an extended stay at the Hill Dickinson stadium.

Confirmation is necessary for all parties at this stage to cause a form of clarity. Anyway, Everton should be looking to attack reinforcements David Moyes seeks to strengthen its offensive line.

Having put this in the universe, BBC chief journalist, Phil McNulty, believes that Jack Grenish is unlikely to move to Toffees Despite persistent rumors connecting the star of Manchester City with a passage to one of their Premier league rivals.

He explained: “Everton, like many other clubs, will be aware that there is an agreement to do for Jack Grenise, but it would be a very rich affair for Everton – and would certainly require that Manchester City picks up a large part of his salary.

“So, for the moment, I think you can classify this as a long blow but, if the clock goes down to the closure of the window and Grenish did not find a new club, so I can certainly see Everton trying at least to discover the configuration of the field.”

Although Grealish has become a difficult chase, Everton has now turned their attention to an exciting potential replacement by Dominic Calvert-Lewin.

Everton Set on the Millwall striker Mihailo Ivanovic

According to Goodison News, Everton identified the Millwall striker Mihailo Ivanovic as a target And Moyes is “desperate” to strengthen your line forward in the middle of uncertainty over the future of Calvert-Lewin.

After joining the southern London outfit for 2.8 million pounds Sterling last year, the International Serbia also aroused the interest of other Premier League clubs after scoring 13 goals and made a series of impressive performance.

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He hit the net last 14 times, if you include his lonely effort in Vojvodina before moving to the capital, and was Previously labeled “remarkable” by Alex Neil In the middle of its rapid ascent to the importance in Millwall.

By encouraging, any agreement would be “unlikely” to break the bank from Everton’s point of view, potentially offering an affordable solution if Calvert-Lewin decides to switch to new pastures.