NEW SIGNING: MAX DYCHE
11/09/2023
We’re thrilled to announce that Max Dyche has joined us on a temporary loan from Northampton Town.
The 20-year-old has over 20 League One and League Two appearances for Northampton under his belt, and he has previously played
on loan for Kettering Town and Brackley Town.
Dyche, who plays defence like his father Sean Dyche, is the manager of Everton.
Max, welcome to The Shots!
Max is a young man we have known about since the summer, and I’m excited to have him join our team, according to Tommy Widdrington.
“We consider him to be a true competitor for the group. He is a defender who genuinely enjoys playing defence, and that is what I look
for in my defence.
Jamie Hedges, the head of recruitment, continued, “Max will add great competition to our back three.”
“He could play in any of the defensive roles; He is competitive and a wholehearted defender, and he also adds good communication
and leadership.”
“Thanks for letting us have him for the month, Northampton Town!”
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Everton dodge bullet as former target Paul Onuachu leaves Southampton after only eight months
Everton have seemingly dodged a bullet after Paul Onuachu joined Trabzonspor, having been linked with the
Toffees in January, according to Joe Thomas.
The Liverpool Echo reporter took to Twitter on Monday (11 September) to react to the transfer of the Nigerian striker who was linked
with a move to Goodison Park in the “crazy final days of the January transfer window” before joining Southampton instead.
But after only eight months on the south coast, the forward has agreed a temporary switch to the Turkish club having only made 12
appearances for Southampton and failing to score or assist in the Premier League, while he has not even featured for them in the
Championship this term.
Everton were offered the then Genk striker on deadline day in the winter transfer window after he had impressed in the Belgium Pro
League as they looked for a new forward [Daily Mail, 31 January], only for Southampton who were up against the Toffees at the
bottom of the table to sign him instead.
If there is one thing Everton will have been happy to avoid at the moment it will be another failed striker signing as the budget at
Goodison Park has already been stretched as they battle to comply with financial limitations and they are in no position to be throwing money away.
Everton did desperately need goals as they aimed to avoid relegation last season, but with the resources already in place at Goodison
they were able to scrape out of the bottom three on the final day of the season and confirm their place in the top flight for anotherEvr campaign.
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