David Moyes Must Be Wary as Everton Watches Franculino Dju’s Goal Surge
Everton is exploring attacking options, with Midtjylland striker Franculino Dju drawing attention as David Moyes seeks to bolster his frontline. However, despite plenty of goals, Moyes should remain cautious about the club’s actual needs.
Everton’s Recent Struggles
In a 1-1 draw against Sunderland, Everton took an early lead through Iliman Ndiaye but failed to extend the advantage. The equaliser came from Granit Xhaka, leaving Moyes frustrated. Everton squandered a chance to go 2-0 up when Thierno Barry missed from close range inside the six-yard box.
- Barry joined Everton in the summer from Villarreal.
- He has yet to demonstrate readiness for Premier League competition.
- Beto, another forward, has also struggled to make an impact.
Interest in Franculino Dju
Franculino Dju of FC Midtjylland has caught Everton’s eye ahead of the January transfer window after an explosive start in Denmark’s top division. He scored eight goals in his first five matches, showcasing impressive form.
"Franculino started the season in blistering form, smashing eight goals in his first five games."
Considerations for Moyes
While Franculino’s goal-scoring form is promising, Moyes must carefully evaluate whether the striker fits the team's tactical approach and Premier League demands before pursuing any moves.
The club’s recent attacking challenges highlight the urgency but also the importance of measured recruitment.
Summary: Everton eyes Midtjylland’s Franculino Dju as a potent goal scorer, but David Moyes needs to assess carefully before strengthening the struggling attack this January.