Wednesday’s Everton news has brought a familiar name back into the conversation, with former manager Roberto Martinez reflecting on how close he believes his side came to winning silverware. There have also been reports of Chelsea interest in Harrison Armstrong…

Former Everton manager Roberto Martinez claimed the club was just one transfer window away from winning silverware during his tenure at Goodison Park. Meanwhile, Chelsea is reportedly monitoring 19-year-old midfielder Harrison Armstrong, who has started nine Premier League matches under manager David Moyes, though no formal offer has been made. Everton has also been linked with a potential £6 million January move for Minnesota United striker Kelvin Yeboah.
Everton is currently seventh in the Premier League and preparing to face Coventry City on Friday night, targeting a third consecutive win across all competitions. Additionally, the club confirmed their Carabao Cup quarter-final tie against League Two side Fleetwood Town will take place on Thursday, December 17, which rescheduled their league visit to Nottingham Forest.
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