Everton Plans January Transfers Under New Ownership

Everton is undergoing significant changes under new ownership from the Friedkin Group, including the recent appointment of David Moyes as manager following Sean Dyche's dismissal. The club is currently in a precarious position, just above the relegation zone and winless in their last five matches, prompting the need for reinforcements in the January transfer window. Everton has expressed interest in Lyon winger Ernest Nuamah and Southampton's right-back Kyle Walker-Peters, both seen as crucial to bolster the squad. Additionally, there are potential moves for high-profile players like Randal Kolo Muani from Paris Saint-Germain. The club faces uncertainty regarding the future of striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who is attracting interest from Bournemouth but whose departure would require a replacement. The Friedkins are prioritizing strategic signings to ensure the club's survival in the Premier League.