Everton favourite Duncan Ferguson believes the Blues need either an upgrade on Thierno Barry or greater support for the striker as David Moyes considers his attacking options. Big Dunc discussed Barry during an interview with BBC Sport Merseyside, with Everton’s…

Former Everton striker Duncan Ferguson has stated that Everton require an upgrade or additional support for centre-forward Thierno Barry. Speaking to BBC Sport Merseyside, Ferguson highlighted the club's lack of depth up front as manager David Moyes weighs his attacking choices.
Barry remains the only recognised senior striker in the Everton squad following the summer transfer window. Read Everton notes that with the January window approaching, securing competition in attack would offer Moyes tactical flexibility the squad currently lacks.
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