Aznou is being played out of position by Malaga.Imago
**[Everton](/club/everton-fc) will surely be regretting to send young left-back [Adam Aznou](/player/adam-aznou) on loan to Malaga for this season.**
The Moroccan is still tipped to have a huge future at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, but the Toffees haven't handled his development well so far.
The 20-year-old made just one senior appearance in the FA Cup last term, and was not trusted to play a single minute of Premier League action.
Aznou has now struggled to impress for a Malaga side who sit rock bottom of La Liga after the opening 12 games.
The loanee was sent off for picking up two yellow cards in last weekend's home defeat to Racing Santander, which has been indicative of his time in Spain so far.
Aznou is also being played out of position by Malaga, which surely provides little benefit to the loan from Everton's perspective.
It is currently unclear whether Aznou's loan spell includes the option for Everton to recall him or terminate the loan, but that is surely an option that they should be looking to explore.
The starlet has started just three games in La Liga so far this term, and when he was played from the off, he has largely been used on the left wing.
Given that the concerns surrounding Aznou last term were his defensive ability and his lack of physicality, playing on the wing will do little to help him hone those skills.
Everton would surely not have agreed to the deal in the first place if they knew that was how Malaga were planning to use the youngster.
Playing on the left wing will provide little benefit to Aznou's development, and with that in mind, Everton must surely try to find a way to recall him.
Even if that meant a different loan for the second half of the season, they could surely find a better fit for him than Malaga are providing.
Former Everton chief executive Keith Wyness told **Football Insider** last weekend that his former club are well-placed to sign Frosinone winger Giorgi Kveradze this winter.
The boardroom expert labelled the links with the 23-year-old as "one to watch" ahead of the January window, after his impressive run of form.
Wyness believes that Frosinone will be "willing sellers," knowing that they can likely secure a lucrative fee for Kveradze.
The Georgia international has caught the eye with three goals and four assists already this season, and could soon get the chance to test himself in the Premier League.