Everton's only recognised senior striker is Thierno Barry, who has six goals from 10 games this season - here are three more options the Blues could look at…

The Liverpool Echo analyzes potential striker targets for Everton ahead of the January transfer window to provide depth behind Thierno Barry. After a deadline-day move for Folarin Balogun collapsed in the summer, manager David Moyes faces limited attacking options. The writer highlights Christian Kofane of Bayer Leverkusen, Ricardo Pepi of PSV Eindhoven, and Orri Oskarsson of Real Sociedad as viable targets valued under €45m.
The writer argues that Pepi is the standout choice due to his goalscoring consistency, high-level experience, and relatively low cost despite past injury concerns. Meanwhile, Kofane's potentially high price tag and Oskarsson's physical development offer varying alternatives as Everton seek to improve their Premier League scoring output.
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