Christian Norgaard's Finch Farm footage exactly what Everton and David Moyes will want to see

Christian Norgaard could finally make his Everton debut after the international break.

The Denmark international signed for the Toffees in the summer, but has been on the sidelines since due to an injury.

It looks like the 32-year-old is slowly getting back to full fitness while being put through his paces.

Norgaard took part in Everton's recent training session at Finch Farm and he looked sharp.

The midfielder is one of the 18 outfield players David Moyes has at his disposal and the Scottish manager will surely be glad to have him available.

On 11 October, the Merseyside outfit will travel to MKM Stadium to face Hull City and it wouldn't be surprising to see the former Brentford ace at least make the bench.

Christian Norgaard shows quality in Everton training

Norgaard moved to Hill Dickinson Stadium for £7million from Arsenal, signing a two-year contract.

The Danish national wasn't used much by Mikel Arteta last season, but the Toffees will have a clear picture of his qualities from his time at Brentford.

Speaking about the midfielder last year, the Bees' chief Phil Giles said, "If he ends up leaving and going to a club that has more opportunities to win things than we do towards the end of his career then he's more than earned it because he's been an unbelievable player for us."

Norgaard was putting in the work alongside the likes of Jack Grealish at Finch Farm on 29 September.

During one moment in training, the ball fell to the midfielder's feet and he half-volleyed it into the back of the net from a considerable distance.

The former Arsenal ace looks sharp and ready to play for the Merseyside outfit, which Moyes will surely love.

Will Christian Norgaard be a regular starter under David Moyes?

Harrison Armstrong has been brilliant for Everton this season, forming an impressive partnership with James Garner in the double pivot.

The 19-year-old is keeping Hayden Hackney out of the starting lineup.

Defensively, the Toffees have looked solid this season, conceding just three goals in the Premier League, the joint-fewest.

Moyes has no reason to tinker with his starting lineup at the moment, especially in defence and midfield.

Norgaard will undoubtedly have to prove he deserves to be a regular part of the Scottish manager's plans to get consistent minutes this season.