Everton's plans for January are keeping the rumour mill busy as talk of possible arrivals continues to build.

Everton have reportedly held discussions and made enquiries about signing Lecce center-back Tiago Gabriel ahead of the January transfer window. The Portuguese defender, described as one of the revelations of Serie A, has drawn interest from Fiorentina and AC Milan, with Lecce setting an asking price between £21m and £26m for a permanent transfer after extending his contract until 2030.
Manager David Moyes is also considering multiple attacking reinforcements to support Thierno Barry, monitoring targets such as Orri Oskarsson, Esteban Lepaul, and Dion Beljo. Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford has also been linked with a potential loan-to-buy deal, though his reported £325,000-a-week wages present a significant financial obstacle.
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