Everton are in need of attacking talent and could also use a midfielder. So why not just sign a goalscoring midfielder? It’s a simple idea, really, but it’s not easy to get someone who could complete the difficult task. But Mohammed Kudus could try.Football is a game which sees 22 men chase the ball…and in the end 🇬🇭 Mohammed Kudus scores.pic.twitter.com/Xldqh3L50D— Owuraku Ampofo (@_owurakuampofo) July 26, 2022 According to reports in England, Everton have joined the list of admirers of Ajax’s Ghanaian midfielder and will attempt to bring him to the blue half of Liverpool by the end of August.The 22-year-old received a lot of praise from the Amsterdammers’ new coach Alfred Schreuder during the pre-season period, as rumours of a possible move to Tottenham started to gather pace. However, it now looks like Frank Lampard will go for the exciting African starlet.##NAJAVA_MECA_6579651##Everton are in the market for attacking reinforcements having lost Richarlison to Tottenham. Meanwhile, Lampard’s old club are circling Everton’s hottest young talent Anthony Gordon, making the Goodison Park club consider all options.The Ghana international has started Ajax’s opening two games this season on the bench and they have indicated they are willing to let him go ahead of the 31 August transfer cut-off.The Accra-born star joined Ajax in 2020 from Danish club FC Nordsjaelland and has now made 45 total appearances for the club. Six goals have come in those outings though only one of them came during the 2021/22 campaign.Everton are set to sign Mohammed Kudus from Ajax. Deal at final stages between clubs, personal terms are now agreed. It will be completed soon. 🚨🔵 #EFCFirst call @footyinsider247 today, now deal progressing to agreement. pic.twitter.com/otKyWfhtZ5— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) August 19, 2022 The attacking midfielder is a full Ghana international, having made 16 appearances for his country and scoring five goals along the way.Everton remain winless in the 2022/23 Premier League and have only one goal this season – and that was an own goal by Aston Villa’s Lucas Digne.
