Moyes’ answer to Evan Ferguson: Everton must really regret selling “scary” £25m CF

On the day of the transfer deadline, Everton successfully acquired Carlos Alcaraz, a midfielder

for Flamengo, giving David Moyes his first acquisition and the first of the Friedkin Group period.

A obligatory €15 million (£12 million) buyout option will be triggered if the Argentinean makes an unspecified number of Premier League appearances. Although the former Southampton player is a promising addition, he is not a center-forward.

The area that many believed would be the market’s first port of call is the illusive area of priority. Unfortunately, Everton has to settle for what they have. Why didn’t they sign a striker?

Why Everton didn’t sign a striker

It was a wise decision to sign Alcaraz. It gives the hard-working Everton midfield an attacking

dimension while Dwight McNeil is sidelined due to injury. The absence of a number nine,

nevertheless, will dismay supporters.

It’s a move that should help the current center-forwards and tie the attacking positions together.

Due to Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s injury, Beto appears to be the line leader for the foreseeable future.

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