Everton considers striker options and January transfer budget
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 30, 2026, 9:18 AM
Last updated Sep 30, 2026

Everton assesses potential striker options, including Charly Alcaraz, following the failed medical of Folarin Balogun. Manager David Moyes expressed concerns about squad depth, indicating that the team may need to sign additional players in January to support their targets. Although the transfer budget details remain undisclosed, sources suggest it may not be a busy window due to limited top-quality options available. Moyes is expected to explore internal options for forward roles during the international break.
- •Everton may not pursue Folarin Balogun due to a failed medical.
- •Charly Alcaraz scored the winner against Wolves in the Carabao Cup.
- •Moyes anticipates a transfer market presence despite challenges.
- •Uncertainty surrounds the potential January transfer budget.
- 9:18 AMYahoo Sports — Striker pursuit and January transfer funds
"Daniel asked: Is it possible Everton will go back in for Folarin Balogun in January? The player failing a medical and then leaving after the deal sheet was submitted on deadline day would be enough for the Toffees to drop any idea of the USA striker returning in January. One option right now is Charly Alcaraz.
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