Dominic Calvert-Lewin has now recovered from his injury, but the Everton star could be out for weeks due to a devastating blow.
Following the game, David Moyes expressed “genuine concern” about the injury [via Joe Thomas, 25 January].
Calvert-Lewin may therefore be sidelined for at least a month, according to former Goodison scout King, who made this speculation in an exclusive interview with Goodison News.
King remarked, “Everton would really miss Calvert-Lewin.” “The only thing supporters can do is wait to find out the precise diagnosis. If Calvert-Lewin has a hamstring issue, he won’t be leaving until he is healthy, which may not be until the end of February.
Therefore, if he decides to leave the football team, the season will already be over, and Everton would suffer a financial loss due to his contract.
Will Dominic Calvert-Lewin, a striker for Everton, make a comeback in March?
Calvert-Lewin may not be able to play again until March if he isn’t well by the end of February, which would be devastating for Moyes and the Toffees.
Between now and March, Everton will play six games, including crucial matches against teams like Manchester United and Liverpool, as well as an FA Cup fourth-round match. Moyes will therefore require all the assistance he can get, and if Calvert-Lewin is to be out for a long time, the team may have to make a move, possibly signing a Premier League striker on loan.
Moyes’ return to Goodison Park has started off well.
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