Everton FC is reportedly maintaining its interest in West Bromwich Albion’s promising youngster, Tom Fellows. The 20-year-old has impressed in the Championship, providing 11 assists in 37 games and ranking top of the assist charts.
With Fellows’ contract running until 2027, West Brom manager Tony Mowbray may consider selling him this summer to strengthen his squad. This could provide an opportunity for Everton to sign the talented winger.
According to reports, Everton manager David Moyes has been keeping a close eye on Fellows, sending scouts to watch him in action. Moyes is expected to play a significant role in the club’s transfer dealings following the departure of director of football Kevin Thelwell.
Fellows would bring youth and quality to Everton’s wings, which are currently reinforced by loan wingers Jack Harrison and Jesper Lindstrom. With their loan deals set to expire in the summer, Moyes is likely looking for long-term solutions.
The Toffees are expected to make significant signings this summer as they prepare to move into their new Bramley Moore Dock stadium. Fellows could be an exciting addition to the squad, offering a promising future for the club.
