Everton star Dominic Calvert-Lewin stance emerges amid Arsenal and Newcastle transfer links
Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin has found himself on the watchlist of Arsenal and Newcastle ahead of the January window, according to TEAMtalk.
The news outlet reported on 28 November that the England international wants to stay at Goodison Park as he wants to help his club fight the points deduction they’ve been handed currently.
However, the two super-rich Premier League clubs could look to test his resolve in the coming weeks.
Keep him
Everton must fiercely fight to retain Calvert-Lewin due to his pivotal role in the team and his goal-scoring prowess.
Despite his injury record, he’s proven just how valuable he is to the first team and Sean Dyche will not want to lose him.
As a 26-year-old striker, Calvert-Lewin represents a crucial component of Everton’s attacking strategy, providing a reliable source of goals and contributing significantly to the team’s offensive dynamics.
His commitment and patience during challenging periods exemplify his loyalty to the club, making him a valuable asset both on and off the pitch.
However, the difficulty in retaining Calvert-Lewin arises from the persistent interest of clubs like Newcastle and Arsenal, both with a history of seeking his services.
As he returns to form, the allure of joining a top-half side that can not only offer him significantly higher wages but also the chance to challenge for trophies may test his resolve and ambition.
Everton face the challenge of convincing the Englishman that his future and aspirations can be fulfilled at Goodison Park, especially amidst the allure of potential moves to clubs with stronger league positions and possibly higher ambitions.
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