Everton Now they are seriously interested in signing an 'amazing' new right-back who will be available on a free transfer this summer, according to a report.
Moyes is keen to strengthen his squad this month
David Moyes He took over as Everton manager with the club in a precarious position in the Premier League Premier League schedule, but the timing of his appointment means he will be able to put his own stamp on the team by bringing in some new players this month.
Moyes' first signing could be on the way soon, as the Toffees close in on a deal to sign the Lyon winger Ernest graceas the 21-year-old is just one step away from completing a move to Goodison Park.
Bringing in new attacking options could be a priority for the new coach, given he has already held talks with Dominic Calvert-Lewin about the striker's lack of goals this season. Saying: “We will give him as much confidence as we can and as much training as we can but then there is a bit where you need the players to stand up and do their bit as well.
“I've just joined and I'm hoping to make them work, but I told him I need to score goals on him straight away and he needs to start getting goals.”
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Addressing the lack of goals may be a more pressing issue for Moyes than strengthening the defence, but Everton are also keen to bring in a right-back, and reports from the Netherlands suggest they are She is now targeting Ajax's Devin Rensch.
The Toffees are said to be seriously interested in Rensch, who has now made clear he does not want to sign a new contract with the Eredivisie side. The Merseyside club are hoping to seal a free transfer in the summer, but there will be competition from elsewhere, with Roma seeing a €5m (£4.2m) bid rejected this month.
Ajax are asking for almost double that amount, suggesting they are willing to let their captain leave for around £8m this winter.
Wrench could be a quality addition to Everton
He was 21 years old praised Described as “incredible” by talent scout Jacek Kulig in the past, he has been a regular starter for Ajax this season, making him… 13 Appearance in the Dutch League.
With a WhoScored average match rating 7.08 In the league, the young star has been rated as his team's best performer, suggesting he could be ready to take the next step in his career with a move to the Premier League.
Seamus Coleman has been a great servant for Everton, but the Irishman is now 36, meaning Moyes will need to bring in a long-term replacement. Reinsch's performances in the Eredivisie suggest he could fit into the roster perfectly, and an added bonus is that he could potentially be available on a free in the summer.