Until now, everton manager david moyes Will have time to consider his options after stress fracture Jack Grealish suffered pain that would sideline him for much of the campaign.

It’s a huge blow for a team already struggling creatively and will need to be sorted through the January transfer market, which is now just days away from closing.

and Dwight McNeil Trying to impress, actually Connected to the late window switch Moyes is right to focus on a new winger to strengthen his Toffees side at Premier League rivals Nottingham Forest.

Everton considering signing Premier League winger

Grealish’s injury comes at a time of frustration for Everton, who are making steady progress in the Premier League and with a chance of qualifying for Europe.

However, there is still time to sign a replacement.

Tierno Barry’s goal-scoring form eases the need for a striker, but right-back could be worthwhile for the Merseyside outfit.

With Moyes and technical director Angus Kinnear sorting out matters, there appears to be interest in completing a shrewd deal for Chelsea youngster Tyrique George.

Reported by reporter Kieran GillEverton are interested in signing George on loan until the end of the season, although they face competition from Sunderland as well as suitors from Italy and Spain.

Actually, Fabrizio Romano has since chimed in It has been revealed that the Toffees, who are said to be front-runners, have made a formal offer to loan the teenager out for the remainder of the season, with an option to buy at the end of the season.

Everton’s need to replace Grealish is bound to factor into the 19-year-old’s thinking as he considers which club offers him the solidest platform to showcase his skills.

What Tyrique George will bring to Everton

George was named Chelsea’s Academy Player of the Year for the 2024/25 season, but his influence also extended into adulthood, with him making 13 first-team appearances and even scoring and assisting in the Premier League.

George continues to play for the West Londoners this year, making 11 appearances in all competitions this year and scoring 3 goals for Chelsea.

Who knows, maybe George can emulate James Garner and bounce back after being dumped by one of the Premier League heavyweights.

George is not an experienced winger, but his combination of pace and physicality suggests he can succeed in a hard-working and principled Everton side.

So we can see the progress he’s made this season in a bigger role under Moyes. Garner really came into his own, capitalizing on his talent in the Carrington youth set-up. It’s also a testament to Moyes’ player management abilities and a factor in George’s possible move in the coming days.

The teenager’s agile, direct style has his own shadow with Grealish, but he is by no means a copy. On the contrary, he will add a different flavor. He started 8 times for Chelsea in the Western Conference last year and showed his ability, scoring 1 goal, assisting 2 times, creating 4 excellent opportunities, and averaging 1.2 dribbles per game.

Scout Jacek Kulig described George’s start to his adult life at Stamford Bridge as “The beginning of something special“While Chelsea are reluctant to let him leave permanently, six months on Merseyside could be beneficial to all parties and add a dimension to Moyes’ Everton side.

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