Jack Rudoni celebrating for Coventry City
Jack Rudoni celebrating for Coventry City
There is a desire from David Moyes to add to his squad once the January transfer window opens.
After a dismal end to the summer, that is exactly what is needed in the winter.
So many names have already been linked with a move across various positions on Merseyside.
The latest is the Sky Blues' midfielder after some top Premier League performances for the newly promoted side.
Everton are keeping tabs on Rudoni as his contract continues to represent a point of interest.
Why Everton are eyeing Jack Rudoni
There is no shortage of midfield talent already available to Moyes right now.
That isn't to say that the arrival of an option with more attacking threat wouldn't go amiss.
The 25-year-old has been the shining light at the CBS Arena this campaign having already scored four across all competitions.
His form was always going to attract interest ahead of the January window, with Everton said to be in the race.
Fussball News reported on Friday that the Toffees are monitoring his on-pitch performances and contract situation.
No talks are said to be underway at this stage, but with his current deal seemingly expiring in 2028, he could be available for a cheaper fee in January or next summer.
A winter exit would be seen as "difficult to compensate for on the pitch", but an offer would leave Coventry's hierarchy with a decision to make.
How highly does Frank Lampard rate Jack Rudoni at Coventry City?
The Merseyside faithful wouldn't be blamed for not knowing too much about the Englishman.
He is currently in just his third campaign with the Sky Blues having signed from Huddersfield in 2024.
His levels have certainly been aided by the mentorship of Frank Lampard, with the ex-Everton boss rating the midfielder highly.
The Coventry boss described Rudoni as "Champions League level" earlier this year.
He has followed that up in the new campaign with three goals in nine Premier League starts, further cementing that point.
That is exactly why the Toffees are showing an interest, but a move may be put on ice until the summer.
A January move feels unlikely for a side that are destined to face a relegation scrap.
It is still good to know that admiration is building at Finch Farm.