Sheffield United twist emerges on 2023 Everton transfer target Ben Brereton Diaz

Sheffield United twist emerges on 2023 Everton transfer target Ben Brereton Diaz

Pranav Shahaney

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Villarreal striker Ben Brereton Diaz, who snubbed a chance to join Everton in 2023, is now in advanced talks with Sheffield United, per the Telegraph.

The newspaper reported on their website on 3 January that the lack of game time in Spain has seen the Chile international consider his options.

The 24-year-old is also yet to find the back of the net for his new club this season.

Everton

Strange

Diaz could have been a valuable addition for Everton, offering them a dynamic and versatile attacking option.

His previous stint at Blackburn Rovers showcased his goal-scoring prowess and ability to make a significant impact in the final third.

The decision to join Villarreal in La Liga was likely a career move for the Chilean, seeking a new challenge in a different league and it was a step up in his career.

Everton

The strange aspect lies in the 24-year-old now accepting a loan move to Sheffield United, a team currently struggling in the Premier League and facing a relegation battle.

Considering Everton's earlier interest and the potential for Diaz to contribute to a team well established in the league, the move to Sheffield United seems like a step down.

However, the decision might be motivated by the prospect of regular playing time and a chance to showcase his talents more prominently in a Premier League setting and it remains to be seen how he fares.

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