David Moyes will move for Everton right winger Kevin Miralles when the transfer window reopens in January.
The West Ham boss and Tony Henry were responsible for identifying and signing the player during their time together at The Toffees.
The Belgian was also a failed target for Sam Allardyce but the asking price of around £12 million at the time was too high.
However, reports this morning suggest that given his current problems at the club a departure is on the cards.
He was was recently sent home from training by caretaker boss Daid Unsworth and later explained on social media, he was not able to cope with “my frustration.”
The player signed a new deal six months ago and that lasts for another two-and-a-half seasons but if he fails to resolve his issues, Moyes is set to move in a player who produced his best football under the Scot before he moved to Manchester United.
Good player when he is up for it, but we’ve already got our fair share of “when they’re up for it” players and surely our priority has to be defensive midfield, where Nobes is past his best, and in strengthening our defence, not right wing where we have Antonio?
A Carvilho/Matic/Henderson type player who protects the back four/five but who can also carry the ball out and play that raking forty yard pass accurately. We need a link player badly.
I suppose that for a while we will be getting “we will sign” stories on any ex Moyes player who is out of favour. Oh joy.
Yet another transfer window of maybes & why nots to look forward to . What concerns me more is the possibility of losing promising youngsters .
I agree with “ jimbo “ , although Mirallis is a decent winger and would inject some pace into the squad, what we are crying out for is defensive midfielder’s . Another striker wouldn’t go amiss either .