Everton plan to boost their attacking options as they search for a replacement for Jesper Lindstrom. The club prepares for a significant shift ahead of his loan spell ending this summer.
Lindstrom, aged 24, has featured regularly in the starting lineup since David Moyes took charge at Goodison Park. He started five of the six Premier League matches so far, yet he has not registered a goal or an assist.
The decision on Lindstrom’s future remains pending. Everton will soon decide whether to make his move from Napoli permanent while weighing long-term plans.
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Everton’s scouting team has shifted its focus to recruiting a more effective attacking option. They seek talent that can light up the final third and deliver the creativity the team needs.
Inside sources reveal that the club targets a player with qualities akin to Iliman Ndiaye. The ideal candidate must bring freedom and spark to the attack, lifting the team’s offensive performance.
Critics point out that Lindstrom has yet to deliver the expected end product. His lack of goals and assists underlines the need for an immediate upgrade in attacking creativity.
David Moyes and his recruitment team actively assess the wide positions within the squad. They plan to improve the attacking lineup next season and decide on Lindstrom’s role, whether he stays or returns to Napoli.
Everton also eye West Brom’s Tom Fellows to strengthen their wing play. The club nearly signed him in January, and negotiations will resume this summer with groundwork already in place.
