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Everton star set to leave the club in the summer but quickly rules out two moves

Dominic Calvert-Lewin seems more likely than ever to exit Everton this summer.

The 28-year-old is out of contract at the end of the campaign and has struggled to stay fit this season.

The former Sheffield United forward has missed the majority of Everton’s revival under David Moyes with a hamstring injury.

The last transfer developments at Goodison Park may have sealed his fate, with the Toffees ready to move on.

Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin

Calvert-Lewin has had a tough season. (Credit: Imago)

Everton ready bid for Emanuel Emegha

Everton are readying a bid for Emanuel Emegha as they seek to bolster Moyes’ forwards options, according to TBR Football.

The report (17 March) claims that the Blues lead the race for the Dutch striker ahead of the likes of Chelsea, Newcastle and West Ham.

If the Toffees are planning to add a new attacker, surely that means that the England international is set to leave when his deal expires.

Moyes will oversee a summer rebuild. (Credit: Imago)

Calvert-Lewin will not be part of Everton rebuild

All of the signs suggest that Calvert-Lewin will not be a part of the Blues rebuild as they attempt to march towards a top-half finish next season.

The Goodison Park outfit are set for a summer of major change as the new owners back Moyes in the market and several players run out of contract.

Stats (Premier League) Calvert-Lewin
Matches 22
Goals 3
Assists 1
Calvert-Lewin’s Premier League stats.

The Englishman has endured a miserable campaign, scoring just three goals in 22 Premier League appearances, which is not good enough for a team that wants to be challenging for European qualification.

His absence during the latter part of the campaign has been subdued by the form of Beto, who has been transformed by Moyes, and notched five goals in his last eight matches.

It will sad if he is not a part of the new era as the club moves to the new Bramley-Moore Dock Stadium, but it makes sense for both the player and club to go their separate ways at this point.

The Toffees need another attacker that is available constantly and that performs on a regular basis to help them rise up the table. Right, now that is not Calvert-Lewin and it appears that the Friedkin Group know that.

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