Everton are reportedly monitoring Jean-Philippe Mateta’s situation at Crystal Palace as the striker considers his future ahead of the January transfer window. The 29-year-old is said to favour remaining in the Premier League if he leaves Selhurst Park, with Nottingham…

Everton are reportedly monitoring Crystal Palace striker Jean-Philippe Mateta ahead of the January transfer window as the forward considers his future. TEAMtalk reports that the Toffees are keeping close watch, though they have not yet made a formal approach or opened discussions with Palace. Nottingham Forest and Manchester United are also said to be interested in the 29-year-old, who reportedly prefers to stay in the Premier League.
Mateta's contract runs until June 2027 following an extension triggered by Palace, which Mateta unsuccessfully contested via FIFA. With his representatives reportedly working to find a new destination, a January permanent transfer is increasingly seen as realistic. Everton manager David Moyes is reportedly evaluating attacking options to support Thierno Barry, but the club's interest remains purely observational for now.
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