It has been another busy day around Everton, with transfer discussions beginning to build alongside preparations for Thursday’s Carabao Cup meeting with Newcastle United. Marcus Rashford has returned to the conversation after a fresh claim over Manchester United’s asking price…

Everton are reportedly considering a January permanent move for Marcus Rashford, with claims suggesting Manchester United might accept a fee around £30 million. Manager David Moyes could utilize the forward centrally or wide as attacking reinforcement ahead of Everton's Carabao Cup fourth-round tie against Newcastle United.
Meanwhile, club legend Duncan Ferguson stated that Everton need an upgrade or support for striker Thierno Barry. Additional discussions center around Brennan Johnson's starting place following a 2-0 defeat to Arsenal, alongside financial analyst Paul Quinn estimating weekly club losses near £1 million.
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