Everton could look to solve their attacking woes with the signing of colossal German sriker Nick Woltemade in the summer transfer window.
Things at Goodison Park have significantly improved since the arrival of David Moyes but there is still plenty of work to do in order to push on.
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While Beto’s form under his new boss has improved, injuries to Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Dwight McNeil have left Moyes with few options at the top end of the pitch.
Everton to turn to Woltemade
With Everton now sitting 15 points clear of the relegation zone, Moyes will be able to have one eye on the summer transfer window with the aim of strengthening his side.
With a lack of options at the top end of the field and Calvert-Lewin looking increasingly likely to leave Merseyside at the end of his contract, attacking signings remain a priority on Moyes’ list.
The Blues have been credited with an interest in signing 6ft 4in Woltemade from Stuttgart in the summer window, having recently scouted him.
According to Ryan Taylor writing in the Sunday Mirror (6 April, page 68), should Everton want to secure his services, it will cost at least £33.7million to do so.
The Merseyside outfit will have to see off the likes of Brighton and Bayern Munich if they are to sign the 23-year-old who has nine Bundesliga goals and 13 in all competitions this season.
However, one goal may have caused his value to increase as the report states that Woltemade recently went viral with a spectacular solo goal.
Moyes needs attacking options at Everton
Moyes’ impact at Goodison Park has certainly been exciting, but looking ahead to next season, with new owners backing him, means the Blues have to push further up the table next term.
With that in mind, an increased number of attacking options that have the quality needed to succeed in the Premier League have to be aimed for in the summer transfer window.
The young forward has had a solid breakthrough season in Germany this term and at his age, you would only expect the 23-year-old to develop his game further in the coming years.
| Appearances | Goals | Assists |
| 27 | 13 | 3 |
Wolfemade has scored seven times in 12 appearances for Germany’s under-21 side, showing he consistently knows where the back of the net is, something that cannot be said for others in Merseyside this season.
Things certainly need refreshing as Everton look forward to their new era at Bramley-Moore Dock and surely this is exactly the type of signing that reflects that move.
