Everton is reportedly willing to break its wage structure to sign a Premier League sensation who is a former player of manager David Moyes. This news comes as the club confirmed the exit of young defender Jarrad Branthwaite.
According to sources, the player in question is none other than James McArthur, a midfielder who previously played under Moyes at West Ham United. McArthur has been in impressive form for Crystal Palace this season, and his performances have caught the attention of Moyes and the Everton hierarchy.
Everton is said to be willing to offer McArthur a lucrative contract that would see him become one of the club’s highest-paid players. This would require the club to break its current wage structure, but Moyes is believed to be keen on bringing McArthur to Goodison Park.
The signing of McArthur would be a significant coup for Everton, and would likely be seen as a statement of intent by the club. With McArthur’s experience and quality in midfield, Everton would be hoping to push for a European spot next season.
Meanwhile, the exit of Jarrad Branthwaite has been confirmed, with the young defender joining PSV Eindhoven on loan until the end of the season. Branthwaite has struggled to break into the Everton first team, and the club will be hoping that the loan move will help him gain valuable experience and develop his skills.
The departure of Branthwaite has opened up space in the Everton squad for new signings, and the club will be hoping to bring in players like McArthur to strengthen their team. With Moyes at the helm, Everton fans will be hoping for an exciting end to the transf
er window.
