Everton fans in for a treat if 'absolutely electric' Jonathan Rowe fixes one problem

Everton must carefully assess Bologna winger Jonathan Rowe this transfer window.

The Toffees are being linked with a move for the England Under-21 international who spent last season in Italy.

In the 2025-26 campaign, the 23-year-old scored eight goals and provided five assists in all competitions for the Serie A side.

Rowe could now be on his way to Hill Dickinson Stadium as David Moyes looks to strengthen his squad.

The Scottish manager may lose a host of attacking talent in the coming weeks and will surely need replacements.

After impressing at Norwich, the London-born attacker moved to Olympique Marseille and then Bologna, but could return to England soon.

Don Hutchison tells Everton what they can expect from Jonathan Rowe

Goodison News have covered reports of Everton's interest in Rowe, with the club enquiring about the £38.5million-rated forward.

The Toffees will likely have to make a significant investment to sign him from Bologna and must now weigh the pros and cons.

Ex-Blues midfielder Don Hutchison, who usually co-commentates Serie A matches, believes Moyes would be getting an exciting winger in Rowe.

The Englishman isn't afraid to take on defenders and will bring that attribute to Hill Dickinson Stadium.

What the attacker lacks, though, is consistency, and that's something he will undoubtedly need to fix if he has higher ambitions for his career.

Writing on X on 28 July when asked about Rowe, Hutchison said, "Absolutely electric! Takes full backs on for fun mate. His biggest problem is being consistent."

One aspect David Moyes will love about Jonathan Rowe

Moyes is known to make his Everton players work hard from the front to win possession.

Iliman Ndiaye is the perfect example of what the Scottish manager expects, with the Senegal international putting in an incredible defensive shift every time.

Rowe's technical abilities with the ball at his feet are impressive, but he isn't reluctant to put in the hard yards.

The England youth international gets involved in challenges when possible, winning 4.8 duels on average per game in Serie A last season, as per Sofascore.

It will be interesting to see how far the Merseyside outfit are willing to go to sign the left-winger.