Everton won’t be alone if their reported interest in Tyler Morton develops into something more serious. The former Liverpool midfielder is attracting attention after an impressive start to life with Lyon, with Everton named among a sizeable group of Premier…

Everton is among several Premier League clubs reportedly monitoring former Liverpool midfielder Tyler Morton ahead of the January transfer window. The 23-year-old has drawn widespread interest from clubs including Newcastle, Brighton, Crystal Palace, Nottingham Forest, Sunderland, and Liverpool following an impressive start with Lyon. Everton has not made a formal approach, and Morton has not publicly indicated any preferred transfer destination.
Morton joined Lyon on a permanent deal to secure regular first-team football following previous loan spells with Blackburn Rovers and Hull City. Everton manager David Moyes currently possesses midfield options including Hayden Hackney, James Garner, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, and Harrison Armstrong, but the club could offer Morton a return to Merseyside and a competitive squad role.
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